American Journal of Agricultural Economics 1997: Vol 79 Index

11 Pages·1997·2.9 MB·English

Index to Volume 79
Subjects
Classification System Gao, X.M., Eric J. Wailes, and Gail L. Cramer.
‘**A Microeconomic Analysis of Consumer Taste De-
Consumer Demand
termination and Taste Change for Beef.”’ 573-82
Production Economics and Supply
Agricultural Products: price analysis, subsector mod- Fernandez-Cornejo, Jorge, and C. Richard
els, marketing, futures Shumway. “Research and Productivity in Mexican
Agricultural Inputs: land, labor, finance Agriculture.”’ 738—53
Natural Resources: energy, conservation, land use,
water, forestry, fisheries Park, John L., and Oral Capps, Jr. “‘Demand for
Environmental Economics pollution, regulation, Prepared Meals by U.S. Households.” 814-24
nonmarket valuation
Richards, Timothy J., Pieter van Ispelen, and Al-
Agricultural and Food Policy regulation, taxation,
bert Kagan. “‘A Two-Stage Analysis of the Effec-
welfare
tiveness of Promotion Programs for U.S. Apples.”
Economic Development: developing economies, aid,
825-37
regional, general equilibrium
International Economics: trade, integration Bhattacharyya, Anjana, and Subal C. Kumbhak-
Industrial Organization and Market Structure ar. “Market Imperfections and Output Loss in the
General: teaching, extension, research methodology, Presence of Expenditure Constraint: A Generalized
professional
Shadow Price Approach.”’ 860-71
Driscoll, Paul J., S. Murthy Kambhampaty, and
Wayne D. Purcell. ‘“‘Nonparametric Tests of Profit
Consumer Demand Maximization in Oligopoly with Application to the
Kinnucan, Henry W., Hui Xiao, Chung-Jen Hsia, Beef Packing Industry.’ 872-79
and John D. Jackson. “Effects of Health Infor-
Eales, James, Catherine Durham, and Cathy R.
mation and Generic Advertising on U.S. Meat De-
>2 Wessells. *‘Generalized Models of Japanese Demand
mand.” 13—23
for Fish.”’ 1153—63
Edgerton, David L. *‘Weak Separability and the Es-
timation of Elasticities in Multistage Demand Sys- Chalfant, James A., and Bin Zhang. “Variations
tems.” 62-79 on Invariance or Some Unpleasant Nonparametric
Arithmetic.” 1164-76
Davis, George C. *‘Product Aggregation Bias as a
Specification Error in Demand Systems.”’ 100-09 Kim, H. Youn. “‘Functional Separability and Elas-
ticities of Complementarity.”” 1177-81
Asche, Frank, Kjell G. Salvanes, and Frode Steen.
**Market Delineation and Demand Structure.”’ 139 Asche, Frank, and Cathy R. Wessells. “On Price
50 Indices in the Almost Ideal Demand System.” 1182
85
Yen, Steven T., and Andrew M. Jones. “‘House-
hold Consumption of Cheese: An Inverse Hyperbolic
Jones, Eugene. “An Analysis of Consumer Food
Sine Double-Hurdle Model with Dependent Errors.”
Shopping Behavior Using Supermarket Scanner
246-51
Data: Differences by Income and Location.”’ 1437-
Alderman, Harold, Howarth Bouis, and Law- 43
rence Haddad. “‘Aggregation, Flexible Forms, and
McDowell, Donald, Joyce E. Allen-Smith, and Pa-
Estimation of Food Consumption Parameters: Com-
tricia E. McLean-Meyinsse. “‘Food Expenditures
ment.”’ 267-68
and Socioeconomic Characteristics: Focus on In-
Ramezani, Cyrus A., Donald Rose, and Suzanne come Class.”’ 1444-51
P. Murphy. “Aggregation, Flexible Forms, and Es-
timation of Food Consumption Parameters: Reply.” Adelaja, Adesoji O., Rodolfo M. Nayga, and Tara
269-71 C. Lauderbach. “Income and Racial Differentials
in Selected Nutrients Intakes.”’ 1452-61
Driscoll, Paul J., and Anya M. McGuirk. “Dietary
Bounds and Unshackled Demand Specifications.” Kinsey, Jean D. “Income and Food Consumption:
566-72 A Variety of Answers: Discussion.” 1461—64
Amer. J. Agr. Econ 79 (Number 5, 1997) 1772 1780
Copyright 1997 American Agricultural Economics Association
Index to Volume 79
Subjects
Classification System Gao, X.M., Eric J. Wailes, and Gail L. Cramer.
‘**A Microeconomic Analysis of Consumer Taste De-
Consumer Demand
termination and Taste Change for Beef.”’ 573-82
Production Economics and Supply
Agricultural Products: price analysis, subsector mod- Fernandez-Cornejo, Jorge, and C. Richard
els, marketing, futures Shumway. “Research and Productivity in Mexican
Agricultural Inputs: land, labor, finance Agriculture.”’ 738—53
Natural Resources: energy, conservation, land use,
water, forestry, fisheries Park, John L., and Oral Capps, Jr. “‘Demand for
Environmental Economics pollution, regulation, Prepared Meals by U.S. Households.” 814-24
nonmarket valuation
Richards, Timothy J., Pieter van Ispelen, and Al-
Agricultural and Food Policy regulation, taxation,
bert Kagan. “‘A Two-Stage Analysis of the Effec-
welfare
tiveness of Promotion Programs for U.S. Apples.”
Economic Development: developing economies, aid,
825-37
regional, general equilibrium
International Economics: trade, integration Bhattacharyya, Anjana, and Subal C. Kumbhak-
Industrial Organization and Market Structure ar. “Market Imperfections and Output Loss in the
General: teaching, extension, research methodology, Presence of Expenditure Constraint: A Generalized
professional
Shadow Price Approach.”’ 860-71
Driscoll, Paul J., S. Murthy Kambhampaty, and
Wayne D. Purcell. ‘“‘Nonparametric Tests of Profit
Consumer Demand Maximization in Oligopoly with Application to the
Kinnucan, Henry W., Hui Xiao, Chung-Jen Hsia, Beef Packing Industry.’ 872-79
and John D. Jackson. “Effects of Health Infor-
Eales, James, Catherine Durham, and Cathy R.
mation and Generic Advertising on U.S. Meat De-
>2 Wessells. *‘Generalized Models of Japanese Demand
mand.” 13—23
for Fish.”’ 1153—63
Edgerton, David L. *‘Weak Separability and the Es-
timation of Elasticities in Multistage Demand Sys- Chalfant, James A., and Bin Zhang. “Variations
tems.” 62-79 on Invariance or Some Unpleasant Nonparametric
Arithmetic.” 1164-76
Davis, George C. *‘Product Aggregation Bias as a
Specification Error in Demand Systems.”’ 100-09 Kim, H. Youn. “‘Functional Separability and Elas-
ticities of Complementarity.”” 1177-81
Asche, Frank, Kjell G. Salvanes, and Frode Steen.
**Market Delineation and Demand Structure.”’ 139 Asche, Frank, and Cathy R. Wessells. “On Price
50 Indices in the Almost Ideal Demand System.” 1182
85
Yen, Steven T., and Andrew M. Jones. “‘House-
hold Consumption of Cheese: An Inverse Hyperbolic
Jones, Eugene. “An Analysis of Consumer Food
Sine Double-Hurdle Model with Dependent Errors.”
Shopping Behavior Using Supermarket Scanner
246-51
Data: Differences by Income and Location.”’ 1437-
Alderman, Harold, Howarth Bouis, and Law- 43
rence Haddad. “‘Aggregation, Flexible Forms, and
McDowell, Donald, Joyce E. Allen-Smith, and Pa-
Estimation of Food Consumption Parameters: Com-
tricia E. McLean-Meyinsse. “‘Food Expenditures
ment.”’ 267-68
and Socioeconomic Characteristics: Focus on In-
Ramezani, Cyrus A., Donald Rose, and Suzanne come Class.”’ 1444-51
P. Murphy. “Aggregation, Flexible Forms, and Es-
timation of Food Consumption Parameters: Reply.” Adelaja, Adesoji O., Rodolfo M. Nayga, and Tara
269-71 C. Lauderbach. “Income and Racial Differentials
in Selected Nutrients Intakes.”’ 1452-61
Driscoll, Paul J., and Anya M. McGuirk. “Dietary
Bounds and Unshackled Demand Specifications.” Kinsey, Jean D. “Income and Food Consumption:
566-72 A Variety of Answers: Discussion.” 1461—64
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Copyright 1997 American Agricultural Economics Association
Index to Volume 79 Subjects
Production Economics and Supply Models and the Pricing of Milk Components.”’ 452-
62
Morrison, Catherine J. ‘Structural Change, Capital
Investment and Productivity in the Food Processing Sy, Hamath A., Merle D. Faminow, Gary V. John-
Industry.”” 110-25 son, and Gary Crow. “Estimating the Values of
Cattle Characteristics Using an Ordered Probit Mod-
Ramirez, Octavio A. *‘Estimation and Use of a Mul-
el.” 463-76
tivariate Parametric Model for Simulating Hetero-
skedastic, Correlated, Nonnormal Random Vari- Baulch, Bob. ‘‘Transfer Costs, Spatial Arbitrage,
ables: The Case of Corn Belt Corn, Soybean, and and Testing for Food Market Integration."’ 477-87
Wheat Yields.”” 191-205
Collins, Robert A. ‘““Toward a Positive Economic
Stokes, Jeffrey R., James W. Mjelde, and Charles Theory of Hedging.” 488-99
R. Hall. “Optimal Marketing of Nursery Crops from
Mwanaumo, Anthony, William A. Masters, and
Container-Based Production Systems.”” 235—45
Paul V. Preckel. “A Spatial Analysis of Maize Mar-
Goetz, Renan U. “Diversification in Agricultural keting Policy Reforms in Zambia.”’ 514-23
Production: A Dynamic Model of Optimal Cropping
Schmitz, John D. ‘““‘Dynamics of Beef Cow Herd
to Manage Soil Erosion.”’ 341-56
Size: An Inventory Approach.”’ 532-42
Lim, Hongil, and C. Richard Shumway. *‘Tech-
Hamm, Larry G. “Assessing the Role of Public
nical Change and Model Specification: U.S. Agri-
Research and Extension Policies in Promoting Im-
cultural Production.”’ 543-54
proved Performance of the Agro-Food Marketing
Richards, Timothy J., and Scott R. Jeffrey. ““The System.” 646-50
Effect of Supply Management on Herd Size in Al-
Caswell, Julie A. “‘Rethinking the Role of Govern-
berta Dairy.” 555-65
ment in Agri-Food Markets.”’ 651—56
Ball, V. Eldon, Jean-Christophe Bureau, Richard
Thompson, Sarahelen, and Steven T. Sonka. **Po-
Nehring, and Agapi Somwaru. “Agricultural Pro-
tential Effects of Information Technologies on the
ductivity Revisited.”’ 1045-63
Economic Performance of Agricultural and Food
Craig, Barbara J., Philip G. Pardey, and Jo- Markets.’ 657-62
hannes Roseboom. “International Productivity Pat-
Kilmer, Richard. *“The Impact of Freer Markets and
terns: Accounting for Input Quality, Infrastructure,
Trade on Agri-Food Marketing Policy and Govern-
and Research.”’ 1064-76
ment Institutions: Discussion.’’ 663-65
Davis, Stephen B., T. Jeffrey Price, Michael E.
Goetz, Stephan J. “‘State- and County-Level De-
Wetzstein, and Mark W. Rieger. “Reducing Yield
terminants of Food Manufacturing Establishment
Variation in Peach Orchards by Geographic Scatter-
Growth: 1987-93.” 838-50
ing.”” 1119-26
Hennessy, David A., and Thomas I. Wahl. “‘Dis-
Lansink, Alfons Oude, and Spiro E. Stefanou.
count Schedules and Grower Incentives in Grain
‘*‘Asymmetric Adjustment of Dynamic Factors at the
Marketing.”’ 888-901
Firm Level.”’ 1340-51
Just, Richard E., and Quinn Weninger. ‘*Econom-
Langford, Jock. ‘‘Intellectual Property Rights:
ic Evaluation of the Farmers’ Market Nutrition Pro-
Technology Transfer and Resource Implications.”’
gram.”’ 902-17
1576-83
Bjornson, Bruce, and Colin A. Carter. ‘“New Ev-
Lesser, W. “‘Assessing the Implications of IPR on
idence on Agricultural Commodity Return Perfor-
Plant and Animal Agriculture.”” 1584-91
mance under Time-Varying Risk.’’ 918—30
Fulton, Murray. ““The Economics of Intellectual
Hind, Abigail M. ‘“‘The Changing Values of the Co-
Property Rights: Discussion.”’ 1592-94
operative and Its Business Focus.’ 1077-82
Hobbs, Jill E. ‘‘Measuring the Importance of Trans-
action Costs in Cattle Marketing.’’ 1083-95
Agricultural Products: Price Analysis,
Stiegert, Kyle W., and Thomas W. Hertel. ‘‘Op-
Subsector Models, Marketing, Futures
timal Capacity in the Anhydrous Ammonia Indus-
Buhr, Brian L., and Hanho Kim. “Dynamic Ad- try.” 1096-107
justment in Vertically Linked Markets: The Case of
Frechette, Darren L. “‘The Dynamics of Conve-
the U.S. Beef Industry.”” 126-38
nience and the Brazilian Soybean Boom.” 1108-18
Hardie, lan W., and Peter J. Parks. ‘“‘Land Use
Tirupattur, Viswanath, Robert J. Hauser, and
with Heterogenous Land Quality: An Application of
Phelim P. Boyle. ‘““Theory and Measurement of Ex-
an Area Base Model.”’ 299-310
otic Options in U.S. Agricultural Support Pro-
Buccola, Steven, and Yoko lizuka. ‘“‘Hedonic Cost grams.”’ 1127-39
1774 Numbér 5, 1997 Amer. J. Agr. Econ
Blakeslee, Leroy. “‘Optimal Sequential Grain Mar- Roka, Fritz M., and Raymond B. Palmquist. **Ex-
keting Decisions under Risk Aversion and Price Un- amining the Use of National Databases in a Hedonic
certainty.”” 1140-52 Analysis of Regional Farmland Values.”’ 1651-56
Adams, Barry H., George C. Davis, Kim L. Jen- Boisvert, Richard N., Todd M. Schmit, and Anita
sen, and Paul M. Jakus. ‘Priorities and Preferences Regmi. “‘Spatial, Productivity, and Environmental
in the Allocation of MPP Branded Funds to Agri- Determinants of Farmland Values.”’ 1657—64
business Firms.”” 1319-31
Reynolds, John E. ‘““New Opportunities for Using
Clauson, Annette L. “‘Forecasting Retail Food Pric- Farmland Values in the Analysis of Economic Issues:
es under Current Conditions.’” 1669-72 Discussion.”’ 1665—68
Young, Robert E. Il, Lori Wilcox, Brian Willott,
Gary Adams, and D. Scott Brown. ““Consumer
Food Prices from the Ground Up.” 1673-76 Natural Resources: Energy, Conservation,
Urbanchuk, John M. ‘““Commodity Markets, Farm- Land Use, Water, Forestry, Fisheries
Retail Spreads, and Macroeconomics Condition As-
Carpentier, Alain, and Robert D. Weaver. *‘Dam-
sumptions in Food Price Forecasting.’’ 1677-80
age Control Productivity: Why Econometrics Mat-
Joutz, Frederick L. ‘Forecasting CPI Food Prices: ters.”” 47-61
An Assessment.”’ 1681-85 Nelson, Gerald A., and Daniel Hellerstein. ‘Do
Veeman, Michele M. *‘Marketing Boards: The Ca- Roads Cause Deforestation? Using Satellite Images
nadian Experience Revisited.”” 1554-62 in Econometric Analysis of Land Use.’ 80-88
Barichello, Richard. *‘Developments in Organized Feather, Peter, and Daniel Hellerstein. “‘Calibrat-
Marketing Arrangements: Discussion.”’ 1573-75 ing Benefit Function Transfer to Assess the Conser-
vation Reserve Program.’ 151-62
Schaible, Glenn D. ‘Water Conservation Policy
Analysis: An Interregional, Multi-Output, Primal-
Agricultural Inputs: Land, Labor, Finance
Dual Optimization Approach.”’ 163-77
Goetz, Renan U. “‘Land Development and Pigou
Kaufmann, Robert K., and Seth E. Snell. “A Bio-
vian Taxes: The Case of Peatland.’’ 227-34
physical Model of Corn Yield: Integrating Climatic
Zepeda, Lydia, and Marco Castillo. *“The Role of and Social Determinants.”’ 178—90
Husbands and Wives in Farm Technology Choice.”’
Berck, Peter, and William R. Bentley. “‘Hotelling’s
583-88
Theory, Enhancement, and the Taking of the Red-
Smith, Lisa C., and Jean-Paul Chavas. ‘‘Com- wood National Park.’ 287-98
mercialization and the Balance of Women’s Dual
Swallow, Stephen K., Piyali Talukdar, and David
Roles in Non-Income-Pooling West African House-
N. Wear. “Spatial and Temporal Specialization in
holds.’” 589-94
Forest Ecosystem Management under Sole Owner-
Caiumi, Antonella, and Federico Perali. ‘‘Female ship.”” 311-26
Labor Force Participation: A Comparison between
Hu, Dayuan, Richard Ready, and Angelos Pa-
Urban and Rural Families.”’ 595—601
goulatos. ‘““Dynamic Optimal Management of Wind-
Marchant, Mary A. “Bargaining Models for Farm Erosive Rangelands.”’ 327-40
Household Decision Making: Discussion.’’ 602—4
Latacz-Lohmann, Uwe, and Carel Van der Hams-
Kochar, Anjini. “‘Does Lack of Access to Formal voort. “Auctioning Conservation Contracts: A The-
Credit Constrain Agricultural Production? Evidence oretical Analysis and an Application.”’ 407-18
from the Land Tenancy Market in Rural India.’ 754—-
Saha, Atanu, C. Richard Shumway, and Arthur
63
Havenner. “‘The Economics and Econometrics of
Yang, Dennis Tao. *‘Education in Production: Mea- Damage Control.’’ 773-85
suring Labor Quality and Management.” 764-72
Hennessy, David A. “Damage Control and Increas-
Mishra, Ashok K., and Barry K. Goodwin. “‘Farm ing Returns: Further Results.’’ 786-91
Income Variability and the Supply of Off-Farm La-
Ward, Frank A., Richard A. Cole, Robert A. Deit-
bor.”’ 880-87
ner, and Katherine A. Green-Hammond. “Lim-
Moss, Charles B. ‘‘Returns, Interest Rates, and In- iting Environmental Program Contradictions: A De-
flation: How They Explain Changes in Farmland Val- mand Systems Application to Fishery Manage-
ues.”” 1311-18 ment.”’ 803-13
Barnard, Charles H., Gerald Whittaker, David Yadav, Satya N. “Dynamic Optimization of Nitro-
Westenbarger, and Mary Ahearn. “Evidence of gen Use When Groundwater Contamination Is In-
Capitalization of Direct Government Payments into ternalized at the Standard in the Long Run.”’ 931-
U.S. Cropland Values.”’ 1642-50 45
Index to Volume 79 Subjects 1775
Goodman, D. Jay, and Charles W. Howe. ‘‘De- Health Benefits of Air Pollution Control in Delhi.”’
terminants of Ditch Company Share Prices in the 1625-29
South Platte River Basin.”’ 946-51
Chestnut, Lauraine G., Bart D. Ostro, and Nun-
Brill, Eyal, Eithan Hochman, and David Zilber- tavarn Vichit-Vadakan. “Transferability of Air
man. “‘Allocation and Pricing at the Water District Pollution Control Health Benefits Estimates from the
Level.”” 952-63 United States to Developing Countries: Evidence
from the Bangkok Study.”” 1630-35
Burton, Diana M. “An Astructurai Analysis of Na-
tional Forest Policy and Employment.” 964-74 Eskeland, Gunnar S. “Air Pollution Requires Mul-
tipollutant Analysis: The Case of Santiago, Chile.”’
Alavalapati, Janaki R.R., Wiktor L. Adamowicz,
1636-41
and Martin K. Luckert. “A Cointegration Analysis
of Canadian Wood Pulp Prices.” 975-86
Bernard, Jean-Thomas, Luc Bouthillier, Jéréme
Catimel, and Nancy Gélinas. ‘An Integrated Mod- Agricultural and Food Policy: Regulation,
el of Québec-Ontario-U.S. Northeast Softwood Taxation, Welfare
Lumber Markets.”’ 987—1000
Miranda, Mario J., and Joseph W. Glauber. ‘‘Sys-
Hayri, Onal. ““Trade-Off between Structural Diver- temic Risk, Reinsurance, and the Failure of Crop
sity and Economic Objectives in Forest Manage- Insurance Markets.”’ 206—15
ment.”” 1001-12
Coble, Keith H., Thomas O. Knight, Rulon D.
Krulce, Darrell L., James A. Roumasset, and Tom Pope, and Jeffrey R. Williams. ‘An Expected-In-
Wilson. ‘“‘Optimal Management of a Renewable and demnity Approach to the Measurement of Moral
Replaceable Resource: The Case of Coastal Ground- Hazard in Crop Insurance.”’ 216-26
water.” 1218-28
Lee, Hyunok, Joy Harwood, and Agapi Somwaru.
“Implication of Disaster Assistance Reform for Non-
Environmental Economics: Pollution, Regulation, insured Crops.”’ 419-29
Nonmarket Valuation
Skees, Jerry R., J. Roy Black, and Barry J. Bar-
Caswell, Julie A., and Jaana K. Kleinschmit v.L. nett. “‘Designing and Rating an Area Yield Crop
‘Using Benefit-Cost Criteria for Settling Federalism Insurance Contract.’’ 430-38
Disputes: An Application to Food Safety Regula-
Stokes, Jeffrey R., William I. Nayda, and Burton
tion.”” 24-38
C. English. “The Pricing of Revenue Assurance.”
Lichtenberg, Erik. ‘““The Economics of Cosmetic 439-5]
Pesticide Use.’ 39—46
Chavas, Jean-Paul, and Thomas L. Cox. *“‘On Mar-
Berrens, Robert P., Alok K. Bohara, and Joe ket Equilibrium Analysis.’’ 500-13
Kerkvliet. “‘A Randomized Response Approach to
Hennessy, David A., Bruce A. Babcock, and Der-
Dichotomous Choice Contingent Valuation.”” 252-
mot J. Hayes. ““Budgetary and Producer Welfare
66
Effects of Revenue Insurance.”’ 1024-34
Herriges, Joseph A., and Catherine L. Kling.
Finkelshtain, Israel, and James A. Chalfant.
“The Performance of Nested Logit Models When
“Commodity Price Stabilization in a Peasant Econ-
Welfare Estimation is the Goal.’’ 792-802
omy.” 1208-17
Kristrém, Bengt. “Spike Models in Contingent Val-
Moschini, Giancarlo, and Harvey Lapan. “‘Intel-
uation.”’ 1013-23
lectual Property Rights and the Welfare Effects of
Randall, Alan. ““The NOAA Panel Report: A New Agricultural R&D.” 1229-42
Beginning, or the End of an Era?”’ 1489-94
Zhao, Xueyan, John D. Mullen, and Gary R. Grif-
Boyle, Kevin J., F. Reed Johnson, and Daniel W. fith. “Functional Forms, Exogenous Shifts and Eco-
McCollum. ‘Anchoring and Adjustment in Single- nomic Surplus Changes.”’ 1243-51
Bounded, Contingent-Valuation Questions.”’ 1495-
Alston, Julian M., Richard J. Sexton, and Mingxia
1500
Zhang. ““The Effects of Imperfect Competition on
Carson, Richard T. ‘Contingent Valuation: Theo- the Size and Distribution of Research Benefits.”
retical Advances and Empirical Tests Since the 1252-65
NOAA Panel.”’ 1501-7
Ruppel, Fred J., and P. Lynn Kennedy. ‘‘Mea-
Alberini, Anna, and Alan Krupnick. ‘Air Pollu- suring the Extent of Coalition Formation in Group
tion and Acute Respiratory Illness: Evidence from Decision Making.”’ 1288-99
Taiwan and Los Angeles.”’ 1620-24
Isaac, Alan G., and David E. Rapach. “‘Monetary
Cropper, Maureen L., Nathalie B. Simon, Anna Shocks and Relative Farm Prices: A Re-Examina-
Alberini, Seema Arora, and P.K. Sharma. ‘‘The tion.”” 1332-39
Number 5, 1997 Amer. J. Agr. Econ.
Elbasha, Elamin H. ‘‘The Calculation of Research Hayes, Joseph, Michael Roth, and Lydia Zepeda.
Benefits with Linear and Nonlinear Specifications of “Tenure Security, Investment and Productivity in
Demand and Supply: Comment.”’ 1363-67 Gambian Agriculture: A Generalized Probit Analy-
sis.”” 369-82
Edwards, Geoff W., and Jan P. Voon. ‘The Cal-
culation of Research Benefits with Linear and Non- Bivings, E. Leigh. *““The Seasonal and Spatial Di-
linear Specifications of Demand and Supply: Reply.” mensions of Sorghum Market Liberalization in Mex-
1368-71 ico.”” 383-93
Huff, H. Bruce. ‘““The Changing Role of Public Pol- Sadoulet, Elisabeth, Alain de Janvry, and Seiichi
icy in Canadian Agriculture.”’ 1401-10 Fukui. ‘““The Meaning of Kinship in Sharecropping
Bonnen, James T., Douglas D. Hedley, and David Contracts.”’ 394—406
B. Schweikhardt. “‘Agriculture and the Changing Koo, Won W., and Marvin Duncan. ‘‘Can Devel-
Nation State: Implications for Policy and Political oping Countries Afford the New Food System? A
Economy.” 1419-28 Case Study of the Chinese Agricultural Sector.”
Browne, William P., and William Knudson. “‘The 605-12
American States and Their Evolving Impact on Ag-
Barkema, Alan, and Mark Drabenstott. ‘Will
ricultural Policies.” 1429-33
Foreign Capital Build Food Systems in Developing
Oleson, Brian T. “Agriculture and the Changing Countries?”’ 613-20
Nation State: Implications for Policy and Political
Timmer, C. Peter. ‘Farmers and Markets: The Po-
Economy: Discussion.”’ 1434-36
litical Economy of New Paradigms.”’’ 621—27
van Kooten, G. Cornelis, and Louise M. Arthur.
Pingali, Prabhu L. “‘From Subsistence to Com-
“Economic Development with Environmental Se-
mercial Production Systems: The Transformation of
curity: Policy Conundrum in Rural Canada.”’ 1508
Asian Agriculture.’’ 628-34
14
Rozelle, Scott, Albert Park, Jikun Huang, and He-
Freshwater, David. ‘Farm Production Policy Ver-
sus Rural Life Policy.”’ 1515-24 hui Jin. “‘Liberalization and Rural Market Integra-
tion in China.’’ 635—42
Furtan, William H. ‘““The Economics of Agricul-
tural, Rural, and Environmental Policy in Canada: McCalla, Alex F. “From Subsistence Systems to
Discussion.”’ 1526-27 Commercial Agriculture: The Need for a New De-
velopment Paradigm: Discussion.’’ 643—45
Johnson, Thomas G. ‘Policy Conundrums in North
America: Discussion.”’ 1527-29 Ezemenari, Kene. ‘““The Link between Public and
Private Interhousehold Transfers: Implications for
Kuhn, Betsey A., Michael LeBlanc, and Craig
the Design of Safety Net Programs in Developing
Gundersen. “The Food Stamp Program, Welfare
Countries.”’ 666-71
Reform, and the Aggregate Economy.”’ 1595-99
Bezuneh, Mesfin, and Brady Deaton. ‘Food Im-
Kramer-LeBlanc, Carol, P. Peter Basiotis, and Ei-
pacts on Safety Nets: Theory and Evidence—A Con-
leen T. Kennedy. “Maintaining Food and Nutrition
ceptual Perspective on Safety Nets.’’ 672-77
Security in the United States with Welfare Reform.”’
1600—7 Subbarao, K. “‘Public Works as an Anti-Poverty
Goetz, Stephan J., and David Freshwater. ‘‘Ef- Program: An Overview of Cross-Country Experi-
ence.” 678-83
fects of Welfare Reform on Rural Counties and La-
bor Markets.’ 1608—13 Jayne, T.S. ““The Role of Safety Nets during the
Nelson, Glenn L. ‘“‘Welfare Reform: Discussion.” Process of Economic Growth: Discussion.” 684-87
1614-15 Heisey, Paul W., Melinda Smale, Derek Byerlee,
Allen-Smith, Joyce. “Welfare Reform: Discus- and Edward Souza. ‘‘Wheat Rusts and the Costs of
sion.”” 1617-20 Genetic Diversity in the Punjab of Pakistan.’’ 726—
37
Knutson, Ronald D., Robert Romain, David P.
Anderson, and James W. Richardson. ‘‘Farm-Lev- Sakurai, Takeshi, and Thomas Reardon. ‘‘Poten-
el Consequences of Canadian and U.S. Dairy Poli- tial Demand for Drought Insurance in Burkina Faso
cies.”” 1563-72 and Its Determinants.”’ 1193-1207
Zhang, Bin, and Colin A. Carter. “Reforms, the
Weather, and Productivity Growth in China’s Grain
Economic Development: Developing Sector.” 1266-77
Economies, Aid, Regional, General Zhao, Yaohui. “Labor Migration and Returns to
Equilibrium Rural Education in China.”” 1278-87
Rubey, Lawrence, and Frank Lupi. ‘Predicting Pinstrup-Andersen, Per, and Rajul Pandya-
the Effects of Market Reform in Zimbabwe: A Stated Lorch. ““World Food Needs Towards 2000.”" 1465-
Preference Approach.”’ 89-99 66
Index to Volume 79 Subjects 1777
Rosegrant, Mark W., and Mercedita A. Sombilla. Industrial Organization and Market
“Critical Issues Suggested by Trends in Food, Pop- Structure
ulation, and the Environment to the Year 2020.”
1467-70 Hamilton, Stephen F., and David L. Sunding.
“The Effect of Farm Supply Shifts on Concentration
Delgado, Christopher, Pierre Crosson, and and Market Power in the Food Processing Sector.”’
Claude Courbois. “‘The Impact of Livestock and 524-31
Fisheries on Food Availability and Demand in
Kawaguchi, Tsunemasa, Nobuhiro Suzuki, and
2020.”" 1471-75
Harry M. Kaiser. ‘“‘A Spatial Equilibrium Model
Haddad, Lawrence, Patrick Webb, and Alison for Imperfectly Competitive Milk Markets.”’ 851-59
Slack. ‘““Trouble Down on the Farm: What Role for Bhuyan, Sanjib, and Rigoberto A. Lopez. “‘Oli-
Agriculture in Meeting ‘Food Needs’ in the Next gopoly Power in the Food and Tobacco Industries.”
Twenty Years?’’ 1476-79 1035-43
Byerlee, Derek, Peter Hazell, and John Kerr.
“Critical Resource, Technology, and Environmental
Issues for Meeting Future Grain Production Needs General: Teaching, Extension, Research
in Asia.”” 1480-84 Methodology, Professional
Tyner, Wallace E. “‘World Food Needs Towards Sander, William. “‘Catholic High Schools and Rural
2020: Discussion.”’ 1485-86 Academic Achievement.”’ 1—12
Zilberman, David. ‘“‘World Food Needs Towards Provencher, Bill. ““Structural versus Reduced-Form
2020: Discussion.”’ 1487-88 Estimation of Optimal Stopping Problems.’’ 357—68
Davis, George C. ‘‘The Logic of Testing Structural
Carter, Colin A. ‘““The Urban-Rural Income Gap in
Change in Meat Demand: A Methodological Anal-
China: Implications for Global Food Markets.”
ysis and Appraisal.’’ 1186—92
1410-18
Ziari, Houshmand A., David J. Leatham, and
Paul N. Ellinger. ‘““‘Development of Statistical Dis-
criminant Mathematical Programming Model Via
International Economics: Trade, Resampling Estimation Techniques.”’ 1352—62
Integration
Smith, Vincent H., and Philip G. Pardey. “Sizing
Up Social Science Research.”’ 1530-33
Carter, Colin A., and Donald MacLaren. “An
Evaluation of the Canada-U.S. Wheat Agreement of Norton, George W., and Jeffrey Alwang. ‘‘Mea-
1994.”” 703-14 suring the Benefits of Policy Research.” 1534-38
Liefert, William M. ‘‘Comparative Advantage and Zilberman, David, and Amir Heiman. ‘The Value
Government Budget Effects: An Application to the of Economic Research.”’ 1539-44
Grain Trade of the Former USSR.” 715-25 Timmer, C. Peter. “‘Valuing Social Science Re-
search and Policy Analysis.”’ 1545-50
Alston, Julian M., Colin A. Carter, Richard Gray,
and Daniel A. Sumner. ““Third-Country Effects and Gardner, Bruce L. “‘Measuring the Benefits of Ag-
Second-Best Grain Trade Policies: Export Subsidies ricultural Economics Research: Discussion.”’ 1551-
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Authors
Adamowicz, Wiktor L., 975 Carpentier, Alain, 47
Adams, Barry H., 1319 Carson, Richard T., 1501
Adams, Gary, 1673 Carter, Colin A., 703, 918, 1266, 1300, 1410
Adelaja, Adesoji O., 1452 Castillo, Marco, 583
Ahearn, Mary, 1642 Caswell, Julie A., 24, 651
Alavalapati, Janaki R.R., 975 Catimel, Jér6me, 987
Alberini, Anna, 1620, 1625 Chalfant, James A., 1164, 1208
Alderman, Harold, 267 Chavas, Jean-Paul, 500, 589
Allen-Smith, Joyce E., 1445, 1636 Chestnut, Lauraine G., 1630
Alston, Julian M., 1252, 1299 Clauson, Annette L., 1669
Alwang, Jeffrey, 1534 Coble, Keith H., 216
Anderson, David P., 1563 Cole, Richard A., 803
Arora, Seema, 1625 Collins, Robert A., 488
Arthur, Louise M., 1509 Courbois, Claude, 1471
Asche, Frank, 139, 1182 Cox, Thomas L., 500
Babcock, Bruce A., 1024 Craig, Barbara J., 1064
Ball, V. Eldon, 1045 Cramer, Gail L., 573
Barichello, Richard, 1573 Cropper, Maureen L., 1625
Barkema, Alan, 613 Crosson, Pierre, 1471
Barnard, Charles H., 1642 Crow, Gary, 463
Barnett, Barry J., 419 Davis, George C., 100, 1186, 1319
Basiotis, P. Peter, 1600 Davis, Stephen B., 1119
Baulch, Bob, 477 de Janvry, Alain, 394
Bentley, William R., 287 Deaton, Brady, 672
Berck, Peter, 287 Deitner, Robert A., 803
Bernard, Jean-Thomas, 987 Delgado, Christopher, 1471
Berrens, Robert P., 252 Drabenstott, Mark, 613
Bezuneh, Mesfin, 672 Driscoll, Paul J., 566, 872
Bhattacharyya, Anjana, Duncan, Marvin, 605
Bhuyan, Sanjib, 1035 Durham, Catherine, 1153
Bivings, E. Leigh, 383 Eales, James, 1153
Bjornson, Bruce, 918 Edgerton, David L., 62
Black, J. Roy, 419 Edwards, Geoff W., 1371
Blakeslee, Leroy, 1140 Elbasha, Elamin H., 1363
Bohara, Alok K., 252 Ellinger, Paul N., 1352
Boisvert, Richard N., 1657 English, Burton C., 439
Bonnen, James T., 1419 Eskeland, Gunnar S., 1636
Bouis, Howarth, 267 Ezemenari, Kene, 666
Bouthillier, Luc, 987 Faminow, Merle D., 463
Boyle, Kevin J., 1495 Feather, Peter, 151
Boyle, Phelim P., 1127 Fernandez-Cornejo, Jorge, 738
Brill, Eyal, 952 Finkelshtain, Israel, 1208
Brown, D. Scott, 1673 Frechette, Darren L., 1108
Browne, William P.,, 1429 Freshwater, David, 1515, 1608
Buccola, Steven, 452 Fukui, Seiichi, 394
Buhr, Brian L., 126 Fulton, Murray, 1592
Bureau, Jean-Christophe, 1045 Furtan, William H., 1525
Burton, Diana M., 964 Gao, X.M., 573
Byerlee, Derek, 726, 1480 Gardner, Bruce L., 1551
Caiumi, Antonella, 595 Gélinas, Nancy, 987
Capps, Oral, Jr., 814 Glauber, Joseph W., 206
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Goetz, Renan U., 227, 341 Kerr, John, 1480
Goetz, Stephan J., 838, 1608 Kilmer, Richard, 663
Goodman, D. Jay, 946 Kim, H. Youn, 1177
Goodwin, Barry K., 880 Kim, Hanho, 126
Gray, Richard, 1300 Kinnucan, Henry W., 13
Green-Hammond, Katherine A., 803 Kinsey, Jean D., 1461
Griffith, Gary R., 1243 Kleinschmit, Jaana K., v.L., 24
Gundersen, Craig, 1595 Kling, Catherine L., 792
Haddad, Lawrence, 267, 1476 Knight, Thomas O., 216
Hall, Charles R., 235 Knudson, William, 1429
Hamilton, Stephen F, 524 Knutson, Ronald D., 1563
Hamm, Larry G., 646 Kochar, Anjini, 754
Hardie, Ian W., 299 Koo, Won W., 605
Harwood, Joy, 419 Kramer-LeBlanc, Carol, 1600
Hauser, Robert J., 1127 Kristrém, Bengt, 1013
Havenner, Arthur, 773 Krulce, Darrell L., 1218
Hayes, Dermot J., 1024 Krupnick, Alan, 1620
Hayes, Joseph, 369 Kuhn, Betsey A., 1595
Hazell, Peter, 1480 Kumbhakar, Subal C., 860
Hedley, Douglas D., 1419 Langford, Jock, 1576
Heiman, Amir, 1539 Lansink, Alfons Oude, 1340
Heisey, Paul W., 726 Lapan, Harvey, 1229
Hellerstein, Daniel, 80, 151 Latacz-Lohmann, Uwe, 407
Hennessy, David A., 786, 888, 1024 Lauderbach, Tara C., 1452
Herriges, Joseph A., 792 Leatham, David J., 1352
Hertel, Thomas W., 1096 LeBlanc, Michael, 1595
Hind, Abigail M., 1077 Lee, Hyunok, 419
Hobbs, Jill E., 1083 Lesser, W., 1584
Hochman, Eithan, 952 Lichtenberg, Erik, 39
Howe, Charles W., 946 Liefert, William M., 715
Hsia, Chung-Jen, 13 Lim, Hongil, 543
Hu, Dayuan, 327 Lopez, Rigoberto A., 1035
Huang, Jikun, 635 Luckert, Martin K., 975
Huff, H. Bruce, 1401 Lupi, Frank, 89
lizuka, Yoko, 452 MacLaren, Donald, 703
Isaac, Alan G., 1332 Marchant, Mary A., 602
Jackson, John D., 13 Masters, William A., 514
Jakus, Paul M., 1319 McCalla, Alex F, 643
Jayne, T.S., 684 McCollum, Daniel W., 1495
Jeffrey, Scott R., 555 McDowell, Donald, 1444
Jensen, Kim L., 1319 McGuirk, Anya M., 566
Jin, Hehui, 635 McLean-Meyinsse, Patricia E., 1444
Johnson, FE Reed, 1495 Miranda, Mario J., 206
Johnson, Gary V., 463 Mishra, Ashok K., 880
Johnson, Thomas G., 1527 Mijelde, James W., 235
Jones, Andrew M., 246 Morrison, Catherine J., 110
Jones, Eugene, 1437 Moschini, Giancarlo, 1229
Joutz, Frederick L., 1681 Moss, Charles B., 1311
Just, Richard E., 902 Mullen, John D., 1243
Kagan, Albert, 825 Murphy, Suzanne P., 269
Kaiser, Harry M., 851 Mwanaumo, Anthony, 514
Kambhampaty, S. Murthy, 872 Nayda, William I., 439
Kaufmann, Robert K., 178 Nayga, Rodolfo M., 1452
Kawaguchi, Tsunemasa, 851 Nehring, Richard, 1045
Kennedy, Eileen T., 1600 Nelson, Gerald A., 80
Kennedy, P. Lynn, 1288 Nelson, Glenn L., 1614
Kerkvliet, Joe, 252 Norton, George W., 1534
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Oleson, Brian T., 1434 Smith, Lisa C., 589
Onal, Hayri, 1001 Smith, Vincent H., 1530
Ostro, Bart D., 1630 Snell, Seth E., 178
Pagoulatos, Angelos, 327 Sombilla, Mercedita A., 1467
Palmquist, Raymond B., 1651 Somwaru, Agapi, 419, 1045
Pandya-Lorch, Rajul, 1465 Sonka, Steven T., 657
Pardey, Philip G., 1064, 1530 Souza, Edward, 726
Park, Albert, 635 Steen, Frode, 139
Park, John L., 814 Stefanou, Spiro E., 1340
Parks, Peter J., 299 Stiegert, Kyle W., 1096
Perali, Federico, 595 Stokes, Jeffrey R., 235, 439
Pingali, Prabhu L., 628 Subbarao, K., 678
Pinstrup-Andersen, Per, 1465 Sumner, Daniel A., 1300
Pope, Rulon D., 216 Sunding, David L., 524
Preckel, Paul V., 514 Suzuki, Nobuhiro, 851
Price, T. Jeffrey, 1119 Swallow, Stephen K., 311
Provencher, Bill, 357 Sy, Hamath A., 463
Purcell, Wayne D., 872 Talukdar, Piyali, 311
Ramezani, Cyrus A., 269 Thompson, Sarahelen, 657
Timmer, C. Peter, 621, 1545
Ramirez, Octavio A., 191
Tirupattur, Viswanath, 1127
Randall, Alan, 1489
Tyner, Wallace E., 1485
Rapach, David E., 1332
Urbanchuk, John M., 1677
Ready, Richard, 327
Van der Hamsvoort, Carel, 407
Reardon, Thomas, 1193
van Ispelen, Pieter, 825
Regmi, Anita, 1657
van Kooten, G. Cornelis, 1508
Reynolds, John E., 1665
Veeman, Michele M., 1554
Richards, Timothy J., 555, 825
Vichit-Vadakan, Nuntavarn, 1630
Richardson, James W., 1563
Voon, Jan P., 1371
Rieger, Mark W., 1119
Wahl, Thomas I., 888
Roka, Fritz M., 1651
Wailes, Eric J., 573
Romain, Robert, 1563
Ward, Frank A., 803
Rose, Donald, 269
Wear, David N., 311
Roseboom, Johannes, 1064
Weaver, Robert D., 47
Rosegrant, Mark W., 1467
Webb, Patrick, 1476
Roth, Michael, 369
Weninger, Quinn, 902
Roumasset, James A., 1218
Wessells, Cathy Roheim, 1153, 1182
Rozelle, Scott, 635
Westenbarger, David, 1642
Rubey, Lawrence, 89
Wetzstein, Michael E., 1119
Ruppel, Fred J., 1288
Whittaker, Gerald, 1642
Sadoulet, Elisabeth, 394 Wilcox, Lori, 1673
Saha, Atanu, 773 Williams, Jeffrey R., 216
Sakurai, Takeshi, 1193 Willott, Brian, 1673
Salvanes, Kjell G., 139 Wilson, Tom, 1218
Sander, William, | Xiao, Hui, 13
Schaible, Glenn D., 163 Yadav, Satya N., 931
Schmit, Todd M., 1657 Yang, Dennis Tao, 764
Schmitz, John D., 532 Yen, Steven T., 246
Schweikhardt, David B., 1419 Young, Robert E. II, 1673
Sexton, Richard J., 1252 Zepeda, Lydia, 369, 583
Sharma, P.K., 1425 Zhang, Bin, 1164, 1266
Shumway, C. Richard, 543, 738, 773 Zhang, Mingxia, 1252
Simon, Nathalie B., 1625 Zhao, Xueyan, 1243
Skees, Jerry R., 419 Zhao, Yaohui, 1278
Slack, Alison, 1476 Ziari, Houshmand A., 1352
Smale, Melinda, 726 Zilberman, David, 952, 1487, 1539