American Journal of Agricultural Economics 1994: Vol 76 Index

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Index to Volume 76
Subjects
Classification System Weak Separability in Disaggregated Meat Products.”
800-8
Consumer Demand
Production Economics and Supply
Production Economics and Supply
Agricultural Products: price analysis, subsector models
marketing, futures
Agricultural Inputs: land, labor, finance Borges, Robert B., and Walter N. Thurman, “Market-
Natural Resources: energy, conservation, land use, water ing Quotas and Random Yields: The Marginal Effects of
forestry, fisheries Inframarginal Subsidies on Peanut Supply.” 809-17
Environmental Economics: pollution, regulation, Chambers, Robert G., and Rulon D. Pope, “A Virtually
nonmarket valuation Ideal Production System: Specifying and Estimating the
Agricultural and Food Policy: regulation, taxation, wel- VIPS Model.” 105-13
fare Duffy, Patricia, and C. Robert Taylor, “Effect on a
Economic Development: developing economies, aid, re- Corn-Soybean Farm of Uncertainty about Farm Program
gional, general equilibrium Future.” 141-52
International Economics: trade, integration Frasier, Marshall W., and George H. Pfeiffer, “Optimal
Industrial Organization and Market Structure Replacement and Management Policies for Beef Cattle.”
General: teaching, extension, research methodology, pro- 847-58
fessional Kalaitzandonakes, Nicholas G., “Price Protection and
Productivity Growth.” 722-32
Kimhi, Ayal, “Optimal Timing of Farm Transferal from
Consumer Demand
Parent to Child.” 228-36
Marsh, John M., “Estimating Intertemporal Supply Re-
Buse, A., “Evaluating the Linearized Almost Ideal De-
sponse in the Fed Beef Market.” 444-53
mand System.” 781-93
Melton, Bryan E., W. Arden Colette, and Richard L.
Chung, Ching-Fan, “A Cross-Section Demand Analysis
Willham, “Imputing Input Characteristic Values From
of Spanish Provincial Food Consumption.” 513-21
Optimal Commercial Breed or Variety Choice Decisions.”
Cornick, Jorge, Thomas Cox, and Brian W. Gould,
478-91
“Fluid Milk Purchases: A Multivariate Tobit Analysis.”
Miranda, Mario J., Frank Novak, and Mel Lerohl,
74-82
“Acreage Response Under Canada’s Western Grains Sta-
Eom, Young Sook, “Pesticide Residue Risk and Food
bilization Program.” 270-76
Safety Valuation: A Random Utility Approach.” 760-71
Moore, Michael R., Noel R. Gollehon, and Marc B.
Hahn, William F., “Elasticities in AIDS Models: Com-
Carey, “Multicrop Production Decisions in Western Irri-
meat.” 972-77
gated Agriculture: The Role of Water Price.” 859-74
Halbrendt, Catherine, Francis Tuan, Conrado
Orazem, Peter F., and John A. Miranowski, “A Dy-
Gempesaw, and Dimphna Dolk-Etz, “Rural Chinese
namic Model of Acreage Allocation with General and
Food Consumption: The Case of Guangdong.” 794-99
Crop-Specific Soil Capital.” 385-95
Huang, Kuo S.,” A Further Look at Flexibilities and
Pope, Rulon D., and Jean-Paul Chavas, “Cost Func-
Elasticities.” 313-17
tions Under Production Uncertainty.” 196-204
Lee, Jong-Ying, Mark G. Brown, and James L. Seale,
Saha, Atanu, H. Alan Love, and Robert Schwart,
Jr., “Model Choice in Consumer Analysis: Taiwan, 1970-
1989.” 504-12 “Adoption of Emerging Technologies Under Output Un-
Lenz, John E., Ron C. Mittelhammer, and Honggi Shi, certainty.” 836-46
“Retail-Level Hedonics and the Valuation of Milk Com- Saha, Atanu, C. Richard Shumway, and Hovav
ponents.” 492-503 Talpaz, “Joint Estimation of Risk Preference Structure
McCorriston, S., and I.M. Sheldon, “Selling Import and Technology Using Expo-Power Utility.” 173-84
Quota Licenses: The U.S. Cheese Case.” 818-27 Swinton, Scott M., and Robert P. King, “The Value of
Moschini, Giancarlo, Daniele Moro, and Richard D. Pest Information in a Dynamic Setting: The Case of Weed
Green, “Maintaining and Testing Separability in Demand Control.” 36—46
Systems.” 61-73 Tronstad, Russell, and Russell Gum, “Cow Culling De-
Nayga, Rudolfo M., Jr., and Oral Capps, Jr., “Tests of cisions Adapted for Management with CART.” 237-49
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Agricultural Products: price analysis, subsector Vercammen, James, and G. Cornelis van Kooten,
models, marketing, futures “Moral Hazard Cycles in Individual-Coverage Crop In-
surance.” 250-61
Benirschka, Martin, and James K. Binkley, “Land
Price Volatility in a Geographically Dispersed Market.” Natural Resources: energy, conservation, land
185-95 use, water, forestry, fisheries
Lapan, Harvey, and Giancarlo Moschini, “Futures
Hedging Under Price, Basis, and Production Risk .” 465- Allee, David J., Charles McClintock, and John R.
77 Powell, “Incorporating Groundwater Protection Benefits
Lence, Sergio H., and Dermot J. Hayes, “The Empirical into Local Community Planning: The Impact of Contin-
Minimum-Variance Hedge.” 94-104 gent Valuation Information.” 1068-75
Lence, Sergio H., Yong Sakong, and Dermot J. Hayes, Boyle, Kevin L., Gregory L. Poe, and John C.
“Multiperiod Production with Forward and Option Mar- Bergstrom, “What Do We Know about Groundwater Val-
kets.” 286-95 ues? Preliminary Implications from a Meta Analysis of
Quiggin, John, Brian S. Fisher, and Deborah C. Contingent- Valuation Studies.” 1055-61
Peterson, “Cost Pooling in Australian Grain Handling: A Kennedy, John O.S., Brian Hardaker, and John
Common Property Analysis.” 262-69 Quiggin, “Incorporating Risk Aversion in Dynamic Pro-
gramming Models: Comment.” 960-64
Agricultural Inputs: land, labor, finance Krautkraemer, Jeffrey A., G.C. van Kooten, and Dou-
glas L. Young, “Incorporating Risk Aversion into Dy-
Barnett, Barry, and Jerry Skees, “An Empirical Analy- namic Programming Models: Reply.” 965-67
sis of the Demand for Multiple Peril Crop Insurance: Lewandrowski, Jan K., Michael K. Wohlgenant, and
Comment.” 948-51 Thomas J. Grennes, “Finished Product Inventories and
Berger, Allen N., “Issues in Measuring the Efficiencies of Price Expectations in the Softwood Lumber Industry.”
Agricultural Banks.” 672-74 83-93
Bjornson, Bruce N., “Asset Pricing Theory and the Pre- Provencher, William, and Oscar Burt, “A Private Prop-
dictable Variation in Agricultural Asset Returns.” 454-64 erty Rights Regime for the Commons: The Case for
Collender, Robert N., “Future Directions for Agricultural Groundwater.” 875-88
Banking Efficiency Research.” 669-71 Swallow, Stephen K., “Intra-Season Harvest Regulation
Chavas, Jean-Paul, “Production and Investment Deci- to Enhance Recreation: An Application to Fishery Policy.”
sions Under Sunk Cost and Temporal Uncertainty.” 114- 924-35
27 Ward, John M., and Jon G. Sutinen, “Vessel Entry-Exit
Ellinger, Paul N., “Potential Gains from Efficiency Behavior in the Gulf of Mexico Shrimp Fishery.” 916-23
Analysis of Agricultural Banks.” 652-54
Featherstone, Allen M., and Charles B. Mass, ““Measur- Environmental Economics: pollution, regulation,
ing Economies of Scale and Scope in Agricultural Bank- nonmarket valuation
ing.” 655-61
Ford, Stephen A., and Wesley N. Musser, “The Lease- Allee, David J., Charles McClintock, and John R.
Purchase Decision for Agricultural Assets.” 277-85 Powell, “Incorporating Groundwater Protection Benefits
Goodwin, Barry K., “An Empirical Analysis of the De- into Local Community Planning: The Impact of Contin-
mand for Multiple Peril Crop Insurance: Reply.” 952-53 gent Valuation Information.” 1068-75
Goodwin, Barry K., and Ted C. Schroeder, “Human Abdalla, Charles W., “Groundwater Values from Avoid-
Capital, Producer Education Programs, and the Adoption ance Cost Studies: Implications for Policy and Future Re-
of Forward-Pricing Methods.” 936-47 search.” 1062-67
Innes, Robert, and Sergio Ardila, “Agricultural Insur- Antle, John M., and Susan M. Capalbo, “Pesticides,
ance and Soil Depletion in a Simple Dynamic Model.” Productivity, and Farmer Health: Implications for Regula-
371-84 tory Policy and Agricultural Research.” 598-602
Kimhi, Ayal, “Quasi-Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Antle, John M., and Prabhu L. Pingali, “Pesticides,
Multivariate Probit Models: Farm Couples’ Labor Partici- Productivity, and Farmer Health: A Philippine Case
pation.” 828-35 Study.” 418-30
Neff, David L., and Bruce L. Dixon, “Measuring the Ef- Boyle, Kevin L., Gregory L. Poe, and John C.
ficiency of Agricultural Banks.” 662-68 Bergstrom, “What Do We Know about Groundwater Val-
Skoufias, Emmanuel, “Using Shadow Wages to Estimate ues? Preliminary Implications from a Meta Analysis of
Labor Supply of Agricultural Households.” 215-27 Contingent- Valuation Studies.” 1055-61
Vandeveer, Monte L., and Edna T. Loehman, “Farmer Chambers, Robert G., and Erik Lichtenberg, “Simple
Response to Modified Crop Insurance: A Case Study of Econometrics of Pesticide Productivity.” 407-17
Corn in Indiana.” 128-40 Crissman, Charles C., Donald C. Cole, and Fernando
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Carpio, “Pesticide Use and Farm Worker Health in Ecua- the Farming Sector: The New Zealand Experience.”
dorian Potato Production.” 593-97 103440
Cropper, Maureen L., “Economic and Health Conse- Martin, Will J., and Julian M. Alston, “A Dual Ap-
quences of Pesticide Use in Developing, Country Agricul- proach to Evaluating Research Benefits in the Presence of
ture: Discussion.” 605-07 Trade Distortions.” 26-35
Cummings, Ronald G., Philip T. Ganderton, and Tho- Morey, Edward R., and Donald M. Waldman, “Func-
mas McGuckin, “Substitution Effects in Contingent tional Form and the Statistical Properties of Welfare Mea-
Valuation Estimates.” 205—14 sures: Comment.” 954-57
Feather, Peter M., “Sampling and Aggregation Issues in Moschini, Giancarlo, and Paolo Sckokai, “Efficiency of
Random Utility Model Estimation.” 772-80 Decoupled Farm Programs under Distortionary Taxation.”
Horowitz, John K., “Preferences for Pesticide Reguia- 362-70
tion.” 396-406 Sandrey, Ron A., and Grant M. Scobie, “Changing In-
Mapp, H.P, D.J. Bernardo, G.B. Sabbagh, S. Geleta, ternational Competitiveness and Trade: Recent Experi-
and K.B. Watkins, “Economic and Environmental Im- ence in New Zealand Agriculture.” 1041-46
pacts of Limiting Nitrogen Use to Protect Water Quality: Swinnen, Johan F.M., “A Positive Theory of Agricul-
A Stochastic Regional Analysis.” 889-903 tural Protection.” 1-14
McFadden, Daniel, “Contingent Valuation and Social
Choice.” 689-708 Economic Development: developing economies,
Pingali, Prabhu L., Cynthia B. Marquez, and aid, regional, general equilibrium
Florencia G. Palis, “Pesticides and Philippine Rice
Farmer Health: A Medical and Economic Analysis.” 587— Alderman, Harold, Lawrence Haddad, John
92 Hoddinott, and Stephen A. Vosti, “Strengthening Agri-
Segerson, Kathleen, “The Benefits of Groundwater Pro- cultural and Natural Resource Policy through Intrahouse-
tection: Discussion.” 1076-78 hold Analysis: An Introduction.” 1208-12
Swallow, Stephen K., Thomas Weaver, James T. Anderson, Jock R., “Agricultural Productivity in Africa:
Opaluch, Thomas S. Michelman, “Heterogeneous Pref- Discussion.” 625-26
erences and Aggregation for Environmental Policy Analy- Brown, Lynn R., Yisehac Yohannes, and Patrick
sis: A Landfill Siting Case.” 431-43 Webb, “Rural Labor-Intensive Public Works Programs:
Zilberman, David, and Federico Castillo, “Economic Impacts of Male and Female Participation on Preschooler
and Health Consequences of Pesticide Use in Developing Nutrition: Evidence from Niger.” 1213-18
Country Agriculture: Discussion.” 603-4 Block, Steven A., “A New View of Agricultural Produc-
tivity in Sub-Saharan Africa.” 619-24
Agricultural and Food Policy: regulation, taxa- Broomhall, David E., and Thomas G. Johnson, “Eco-
tion, welfare nomic Factors that Influence Educational Performance in
Rural Schools.” 557-67
Adamowicz, Wiktor L., Jerald J. Fletcher, and de Janvry, Alain, “Farm-Nonfarm Synergies in Africa:
Theodore Tomasi, “Functional Form and the Statistical Discussion.” 1183-85
Properties of Welfare Measures: Reply.” 958-59 Delgado, Christopher, Peter Hazell, Jane Hopkins,
Blandford, David, and Joe Dewbre, “Structural! Adjust- and Valerie Kelly, “Promoting Intersectoral Growth
ment and Learning to Live Without Subsidies in OECD Linkage in Rural Africa Through Agricultural Technology
Countries.” 1047-52 and Policy Reform.” 1166-71
Bullock, David S., “In Search of Rational Government: Desai, Padma, “Production Efficiency and Agricultural
What Political Preference Function Studies Measure and Reform in Ukraine: Comment.” 650-51
Assume.” 347-61 Doss, Cheryl, and Ben Senauer, “Strengthening Agricul-
Field, Heather, and Murray Fulton, “Germany and the tural and Natural Resource Policy Through Intrahouse-
CAP: A Bargaining Model of EC Agricultural Policy For- hold Analysis: Discussion.” 1226-28
mation.” 15-25 Evenson, Robert, “Agricultural Productivity in Africa:
Forsythe, Jr., Kenneth W., and Barbara Corso, “Wel- Discussion.” 627-28
fare Effects of the National Pseudorabies Eradication Pro- Gardner, Bruce L., and Karen M. Brooks, “Food
gram: Comment.” 968-71 Prices and Market Integration in Russia: 1992-93.” 641-
Gardner, Bruce L., “Discussion of Papers on New 46
Zealand Liberalization in Agriculture.” 1053-54 Hoffman, Wendy L., Bruce L. Gardner, Richard E.
Huffman, Wallace, and Richard E. Just, “Funding, Just, and Brent M. Hueth, “The Impact of Food Aid on
Structure, and Management of Public Agricultural Re- Food Subsidies in Recipient Countries.” 733-43
search in the United States.” 744-59 Hopkins, Jane, Carol Levin, and Lawrence Haddad
Johnston, Warren E., and Gerald A.D. Frengley, “Eco- “Women’s Income and Household Expenditure Patterns:
nomic Adjustments and Changes in Financial Viability of Gender or Flow? Evidence from Niger.” 1219-25
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Jayne, T.S., Yougesh Khatri, Colin Thirtle, and Tho- Elisabet Rutstrém, “Statistical Bias Functions and Infor-
mas Reardon, “Determinants of Productivity Change Us- mative Hypothetical Surveys.” 1084-88
ing a Profit Function: Smallholder Agriculture In Zimba- Goodwin, Barry K., “Oligopsony Power: A Forgotten
bwe.” 613-18 Dimension of Food Marketing? Discussion.” 1163-65
Grether, David M., “Individual Behavior and Market
Johnson, Stanley, Aziz Bouzaher, Alicia Carriquiry,
Performance.” 1079-83
Helen Jensen, and P. Lakshminarayan, “Production Ef-
Hyde, Charles E., and Jeffrey M. Perloff, “Can
ficiency for Agriculture and the Economic Reform in
Monopsony Power Be Estimated?” 1151-55
Ukraine.” 629-35
Kilkenny, Maureen, and Dan Otto, “A General Equilib-
Larson, Bruce A., and Margot Anderson, “Technology rium Perspective on Structural Change in the Rural
Transfer, Licensing Contracts, and Incentives for Further Economy.” 1130-37
Innovation.” 547-56 Johnson, Stanley R., “Agriculture and Economic Inter-
Liedholm, Carl, Michael McPherson, and Enyinna dependence: Discussion.” 1138-39
Chuta, “Small Enterprise Employment Growth in Rural Leones, Julie, Gerald Schluter, and George Goldman,
Africa.” 1177-82 “Redefining Agriculture in Interindustry Analysis.” 1123-
Liefert, William M., “Economic Reform and Compara- 29
tive Advantage in Agriculture in the New Independent Love, H. Alan, and C. Richard Shumway, “Nonpara-
metric Tests for Monopsonistic Market Power Exertion.”
States.” 636-40
1156-62
Reardon, Thomas, Eric Crawford, and Valerie Kelly,
Nelson, Glenn L., “Sectoral Interdependence: Current
“Links Between Nonfarm Income and Farm Investment
Measures and New Approaches.” 1140-42
in African Households: Adding the Capital Market Per-
Rogers, Richard T., and Richard Sexton, “Assessing
spective.” 1172-76 the Importance of Oligopsony in Agricultural Markets.”
Saha, Atanu, and Janice Stroud, “A Household Model 1143-50
of On-Farm Storage Under Price Risk.” 522-34 Shogren, Jason F., John A. Fox, Dermot J. Hayes, and
Savadogo, Kimseyinga, Thomas Reardon, and Kyosti James B. Kliebenstein, “Bid Sensitivity and the Struc-
Pietola, “Farm Productivity in Burkina Faso: Effects of ture of the Vickrey Auction.” 1089-95
Animal Traction and Nonfarm Income.” 608—12 Swallow, Stephen K., “Value Elicitation in Laboratory
Smale, Melinda, Richard E. Just, and Howard D. Markets: Discussion and Applicability to Contingent
Leathers, “Land Allocation in HYV Adoption Models: Valuation.” 1096--1100
An Investigation of Alternative Explanations.” 535-46 Suzuki, Nobuhiro, Harry M. Kaiser, John E. Lenz,
Kohei Kobayashi, and Olan D. Forker, “Evaluating Ge-
Tyers, Rod, “Economic Reform and Comparative Advan-
neric Milk Promotion Effectiveness with an Imperfect
tage in Agriculture in the New Independent States: Dis-
Competition Model.” 296-302
cussion.” 647-49
Variyam, Jayachandran N., and David S. Kraybill,
General: teaching, extension, research methodol-
“Managerial Inputs and the Growth of Rural Small
Farms.” 568-75 ogy, professional
Akridge, Jay T., William D. Dobson, and Marilyn
International Economics: trade, integration
Holschuh, “Positioning Agricultural Economics Depart-
ments to Serve Agribusiness Graduate and Professional
Chambers, Robert G., and Daniel H. Pick, “Marketing Education Markets.” 1193-98
Orders as Nontariff Trade Barriers.” 47-54 Broder, Josef, John C. Bergstrom, and Warren
Coyle, Bill, “Trade Patterns in the Pacific Rim; Outlook Kriesel, “What Are the AAEA Meetings Worth?” 576-86
for the Next Decade: Discussion.” 1119-20 Broder, Josef M., and William J. Taylor, “Teaching
Gehlhar, Mark J., Thomas W. Hertel, and Will Mar- Evaluation in Agricultural Economics and Related De-
tin, “Economic Growth and the Changing Structure of partments.” 153-62
Trade in the Pacific Rim.” 1101-10 Lee, Linda, “Developing Undergraduate Small Business
McDougall, Robert M., and Rod Tyers, “Asian Expan- Programs in Agricultural Economics Departments: Les-
sons from the Northeast Region.” 1186-92
sion and Labor-Saving Technical Change: Factor Market
Poe, Gregory L., Eric K. Severance-Lossin, and
Effects and Policy Reactions.” 1111-18
Michael P. Welsh, “Measuring the Difference of Simu-
Peterson, Everett B., Thomas W. Hertel, and James V.
lated Distributions: A Convolutions Approach.” 904-15
Stout, “A Critical Assessment of Supply-Demand Models
Thompson, Richard P., Oral Capps, Jr., and Joseph G.
of Agricultural Trade.” 709-21 Massey, “Demand for an Undergraduate Education in the
Pick, Daniel H., and Colin A. Carter, “Pricing to Market Agricultural Sciences.” 303-12
with Transactions Denominated in a Common Currency.” Thor, Peter K., “Agribusiness Management Education:
55-60 Opportunities for the Future.” 1205-7
Wallace, Henry N., David K. Smith, and John W.
Industrial Organization and Market Structure Hagen, “Agribusiness Programs in Non-Land-Grant
Schools of Agriculture-Requirements for Success.” 1199-
Blackburn, McKinley, Glenn W. Harrison, and E. 1204
Authors
Abdalla, Charles W., 1062 Dewbre, Joe, 1047
Adamowicz, Wiktor L., 958 Dixon, Bruce L., 662
Akridge, Jay T., 1193 Dobson, William D., 1193
Alderman, Harold, 1208 Dolk-Etz, Dimphna, 794
Allee, David J., 1068 Doss, Cheryl, 1226
Alston, Julian M., 26 Duffy, Patricia, 141
Anderson, Jock R., 625 Ellinger, Paul N., 652
Anderson, Margot, 547 Eom, Young Sook, 760
Antle, John M., 418, 598 Evenson, Robert, 627
Ardila, Sergio, 371 Feather, Peter M., 772
Barnett, Barry, 948 Featherstone, Allen M., 655
Benirschka, Martin, 185 Field, Heather, 15
Berger, Allen N., 672 Fisher, Brian S., 262
Bergstrom, John C., 576, 1055 Fletcher, Jerald J., 958
Bernardo, D.J., 889 Ford, Stephen A., 277
Binkley, James K., 185 Forker, Olan D., 296
Bjornson, Bruce N., 454 Forsythe, Kenneth W., Jr., 968
Blackburn, McKinley, 1084 Fox, John A., 1089
Blandford, David, 1047 Frasier, Marshall W., 847
Block, Steven A., 619 Frengley, Gerald A.D., 1034
Borges, Robert B., 809 Fulton, Murray, 15
Bouzaher, Aziz, 629 Ganderton, Philip T., 205
Boyle, Kevin L., 1055 Gardner, Bruce L., 641, 733, 1053
Brooks, Karen M., 641 Gehlhar, Mark J., 1101
Broomhall, David E., 557 Geleta, S., 889
Brown, Lynn R., 1213 Gempesaw, Conrado, 794
Brown, Mark G., 504 Goldman, George, 1123
Bullock, David S., 347 Gollehon, Noel R., 859
Burt, Oscar, 875 Goodwin, Barry K., 936, 952, 1163
Buse, A., 781 Gould, Brian W., 74
Capalbo, Susan M., 598 Green, Richard D., 61
Capps, Oral, Jr., 303, 800 Grennes, Thomas J., 83
Carey, Marc B., 859 Grether, David M., 1079
Carpio, Fernando, 593 Gum, Russell, 237
Carriquiry, Alicia, 629 Haddad, Lawrence, 1208, 1219
Carter, Colin A., 55 Hagen, John W., 1199
Castillo, Federico, 603 Hahn, William F., 972
Chambers, Robert G., 47, 105, 407 Halbrendt, Catherine, 794
Chavas, Jean-Paul, 114, 196 Hardaker, Brian, 960
Chung, Ching-Fan, 513 Harrison, Glenn W., 1084
Chuta, Enyinna, 1177 Hayes, Dermot J., 94, 286, 1089
Cole, Donald C., 593 Hazell, Peter, 1166
Colette, W. Arden, 478 Hertel, Thomas W., 709, 1101
Collender, Robert N., 669 Hoddinott, John, 1208
Cornick, Jorge, 74 Hoffman, Wendy L., 733
Corso, Barbara, 968 Holschuh, Marilyn, 1193
Cox, Thomas, 74 Hopkins, Jane, 1166, 1219
Coyle, Bill, 1119 Horowitz, John K., 396
Crawford, Eric, 1172 Huang, Kuo S., 313
Crissman, Charles C., 593 Hueth, Brent M., 733
Cropper, Maureen L., 605 Huffman, Wallace, 744
Cummings, Ronald G., 205 Hyde, Charles E., 1151
de Janvry, Alain, 1183 Innes, Robert, 371
Delgado, Christopher, 1166 Jayne, T.S., 613
Desai, Padma, 650 Jensen, Helen, 629
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Johnson, Stanley, 629, 1138 Opaluch, James T., 431
Johnson, Thomas G., 557 Orazem, Peter F., 385
Johnston, Warren E., 1034 Otto, Dan, 1130
Just, Richard E., 535, 733, 744 Palis, Florencia G., 587
Kaiser, Harry M., 296 Perloff, Jeffrey M., 1151
Kalaitzandonakes, Nicholas G., 722 Peterson, Deborah C., 262
Kelly, Valerie, 1166, 1172 Peterson, Everett B., 709
Kennedy, John O.S., 960 Pfeiffer, George H., 847
Khatri, Yougesh, 613 Pick, Daniel H., 47, 55
Kilkenny, Maureen, 1130 Pietola, Kyosti, 608
Kimhi, Ayal, 228, 828 Pingali, Prabhu L., 418, 587
King, Robert P., 36 Poe, Gregory L., 904, 1055
Kliebenstein, James B., 1089 Pope, Rulon D., 105, 196
Kobayashi, Kohei, 296 Powell, John R., 1068
Krautkraemer, Jeffrey A., 965 Provencher, William, 875
Kraybill, David S., 568 Quiggin, John, 262, 960
Kriesel, Warren, 576 Reardon, Thomas, 608, 613, 1172
Lakshminarayan, P., 629 Rogers, Richard T., 1143
Lapan, Harvey, 465 Rutstrém, E. Elisabet, 1084
Larson, Bruce A., 547 Sabbagh, G.B., 889
Leathers, Howard D., 535 Saha, Atanu, 173, 522, 836
Lee, Jong- Ying, 504 Sakong, Yong, 286
Lee, Linda, 1186 Sandrey, Ron A., 1041
Lence, Sergio H., 94, 286 Savadogo, Kimseyinga, 608
Lenz, John E., 296, 492 Schluter, Gerald, 1123
Leones, Julie, 1123 Schroeder, Ted C., 936
Lerohl, Mel, 270 Schwart, Robert, 836
Lewandrowski, Jan K., 83 Sckokai, Paolo, 362
Lichtenberg, Erik, 407 Scobie, Grant M., 1041
Liedholm, Carl, 1177 Seale, James L., Jr., 504
Liefert, William M., 636 Segerson, Kathleen, 1076
Loehman, Edna T., 128 Senauer, Ben, 1226
Love, H. Alan, 836, 1156 Severance-Lossin, Eric K., 904
Mapp, H.P., 889 Sexton, Richard, 1143
Marquez, Cynthia B ., 587 Sheldon, I.M., 818
Marsh, John M., 444 Shi, Honggqi, 492
Martin, Will J., 26, 1101 Shogren, Jason F., 1089
Massey, Joseph G., 303 Shumway, C. Richard, 173, 1156
McClintock, Charles, 1068 Skees, Jerry, 948
McCorriston, S., 818 Skoufias, Emmanuel, 215
McDougall, Robert M., 1111 Smale, Melinda, 535
McFadden, Daniel, 689 Smith, David K., 1199
McGuckin, Thomas, 205 Stout, James V., 709
McPherson, Michael, 1177 Stroud, Janice, 522
Melton, Bryan E., 478 Sutinen, Jon G., 916
Michelman, Thomas S., 431 Suzuki, Nobuhiro, 296
Miranda, Mario J., 270 Swallow, Stephen K., 431, 924, 1096
Miranowski, John A., 385 Swinnen, Johan F.M., |
Mittelhammer, Ron C., 492 Swinton, Scott M., 36
Moore, Michael R., 859 Talpaz, Hovav, 173
Morey, Edward R., 954 Taylor, C. Robert, 141
Moro, Daniele, 61 Taylor, William J., 153
Moschini, Giancarlo, 61, 362, 465 Thirtle, Colin, 613
Moss, Charles B., 655 Thompson, Richard P., 303
Musser, Wesley N., 277 Thor, Peter K., 1205
Nayga, Rudolfo M., Jr., 800 Thurman, Walter N., 809
Neff, David L., 662 Tomasi, Theodore, 958
Nelson, Glenn L., 1140 Tronstad, Russell, 237
Novak, Frank, 270 Tuan, Francis, 794
Index to Volume 76 Authors 1323
Tyers, Rod, 647, 1111
van Kooten, G. Cornelis, 250, 965
Vandeveer, Monte L., 128
Variyam, Jayachandran N., 568
Vercammen, James, 250
Vosti, Stephen A., 1208
Waidman, Donald M., 954
Wallace, Henry N., 1199
Ward, John M., 916
Watkins, K.B., 889
Weaver, Thomas, 431
Webb, Patrick, 1213
Welsh, Michael P., 904
Willham, Richard L., 478
Wohlgenant, Michael K., 83
Yohannes, Yisehac, 1213
Young, Douglas L., 965
Zilberman, David, 603