American Journal of Agricultural Economics 2001: Vol 83 Index

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Index to Volume 83 Weber, Bruce A., Greg J. Duncan, and Leslie A.
Whitener. “Welfare Reform in Rural America:
What have we Learned?” 1280-1290
Subjects Davis, Elizabeth E., and Roberta B. Weber. “The
Dynamics of Child Care Subsidy use by Rural
Families in Oregon.” 1291-1299
Classification System
Porterfield, Shirley L. “Economic Vulnerability
Consumer Demand Among Rural Single-Mother Families.” 1300-1309
Production Economics and Supply
Agricultural Products: price analysis subsector Henry, Mark S. “Impacts of Welfare Reform on
models, marketing, futures Rural Families and Implications for the Re-
Agricultural Inputs: land, labor, finance authorization Debate: Discussion.” 1310-1311
Natural Resources: energy, conservation, land use,
water, forestry, fisheries
Production Economics and Supply
Environmental Economics: pollution, regulation
nonmarket valuation Kumbhakar, Subal C. “Estimation of Profit Func
Agricultural and Food Policy regulation, taxation tions When Profit is Not Maximum.” 1—19
welfare
Economic Development: developing economies, Zhang, Xiaobo, and Shenggen Fan. “Estimating
aid, regional, general equilibrium Crop-Specific Production Technologies in Chinese
International Economics trade, integration Agriculture: A Generalized Maximum Entropy Ap
Industrial Organization and Market Structure proach.” 378-388
General: teaching, extension, research methodol
Antle, John M., and Susan M. Capalbo. “Econo
ogy. professional
metric-Process Models for Integrated Assessment
of Agricultural Production Systems.” 389-401
Consumer Demand
Teisl, Mario F., Nancy E. Bockstael, and Alan
Agricultural Products: Price Analysis,
Levy. “Measuring the Welfare Effects of Nutrition
Subsector Models, Marketing, Futures
Information.” 133—149
Carpentier, Alain, and Hervé Guyomard. “Un Frechette, Darren L. * ggre>g ¢a tion and the Nature
conditional Elasticities in Two-Stage Demand Sys of Price Expectations.” 52-63
tems An Approximate Solution.” 222—229
Lence, Sergio H., and Marvin L. Hayenga. “On
Beach, Robert H., and Matthew T. Holt. “Inco the Pitfalls of Multi-Year Rollover Hedges: The
porating Quadratic Scale Curves in Inverse De Case of Hedge-to-Arrive Contracts.” 107-119
mand Systems.” 230-245
Chvosta, Jan, Randal R. Rucker, and Myles J.
Eales, James, and Jason R. Henderson. “The Im Watts. “Transaction Costs and Cattle Marketing
pact of Negativity on Separability Testing.” 465-477 The Information Content of Seller-Provided Pre-
sale Data at Bull Auctions.” 286-301
Lusk, Jayson L., John A. Fox, Ted C. Schroeder,
James Mintert, and Mohammad Koohmaraie. Goodwin, Barry K., and Nicholas E. Piggott.
“In-Store Valuation of Steak Tenderness.” 539-550 “Spatial Market Integration in the Presence of
Threshold Effects.” 302—317
Park, Jaehong, and George C. Davis. “The
Theory and Econometrics of Health Information in Hueth, Brent, and Ethan Ligon. “Agricultural
Cross-Sectional Nutrient Demand Analysis.” Markets as Relative Performance Evaluation.”
840-85] 318-328
Alston, Julian M., John W. Freebairn, and Jen- Miller, Douglas J., and Marvin L. Hayenga.
nifer S. James. “Beggar-Thy-Neighbor Advertis “Price Cycles and Asymmetric Price Transmission
ing: Theory and Application to Generic Commod in the U.S. Pork Market.” 551-562
ity Promotion Programs.” 888—902
Bourgeon, Jean-Marc, and Yves Le Roux.
So, Kim S., Peter F. Orazem, and Daniel M. “Traders’ Bidding Strategies on European Grain
Otto. “The Effects of Housing Prices, Wages, and Export Refunds: An Analysis with Affiliated Sig
Commuting Time on Joint Residential and Job nals.” 563-575
Location Choices.” 1036—1048
Aadland, David, and DeeVon Bailey. “Short-run
Kinsey, Jean D. “The New Food Economy: Con Supply Responses in the U.S. Beef-Cattle Indus-
sumers, Farms, Pharms, and Science.” | 113— 1130 try.” 826-839
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Pennings, Joost M. E., and Philip Garcia. “Mea Larson, Douglas M., and Sabina L. Shaikh.
suring Producers’ Risk Preferences: A Global Risk “Empirical Specification Requirements for Two-
Attitude Construct.” 993—1009 Constraint Models of Recreation Choice.” 428
440
Goetz, Stephan J., and David L. Debertin. “Why
Farmers Quit A County Level Analysis ‘ Boyle, Kevin J., Thomas P. Holmes, Mario F.
1OLO 1023 Teisl, and Brian Roe. “A Comparison of Conjoint
Analysis Response Formats.” 441-454
rsoulouhas, Theofanis, and Tomislav Vukina.
‘Regulating Broiler Contracts: Tournaments versus Vukina, Tomislav, Christiana E. Hilmer, and
Fixed Performance Standards.” 1062—1073 Dean Lueck. “A Hotelling-Faustmann Explana
tion of the Structure of Christmas I ree Pr ices *
Roche, Maurice J. “Fads versus Fundamentals in 513-525
Farmland Prices: Comment.” 1074—1077
Hailu, Atakelty, and Terrence S. Veeman. “Non
Falk, Barry, Bong-Soo Lee, and Rauli Susmel. parametric Productivity Analysis with Undesirable
Fads versus Fundamentals in Farmland Prices Outputs: An Application to the Canadian Pulp and
Reply.” 1078-1081 Paper Industry.” 605-616
Mueller, Rolf A. E. “E-Commerce and Entrepre Sun, Changyou, and Daowei Zhang. “Assessing
neurship in Agricultural Markets.” 1241- {247 the Financial Performance of Forestry-Related In-
vestment Vehicles: Capital Asset Pricing Model vs
Williams, Jeffrey. “! Commerce and the Lessons
Arbitrage Pricing Theory.” 617-628
from Nineteenth Century Exchanges.” 1248-1255
Haener, Michael K., Peter C. Boxall, and W. L.
Brown, Jennifer. “Price Discrimination and Pric
Adamowicz. “Modeling Recreation Site Choice
ing to Market Behavior of Canadian Canola Ex
porters 134] 1347 Do Hypothetical Choices Reflect Actual Behav-
ior?” 629-642
Agricultural Inputs: Land, Labor, Finance Zhao, Jinhua, and David Zilberman. “Fixed
Costs, Efficient Resource Management, and Con-
Chambers, Robert G., and John Quiggin. “De servation.” 942—957
composing Input Adjustments under Price and Pro
duction Uncertainty.” 20-34
Khanna, Madhu. “Sequential Adoption of Site Environmental Economics: Pollution,
Specific Technologies and Its Implications for Ni Regulation, Nonmarket Valuation
trogen Productivity: A Double Selectivity Model
35—5]1 Goldar, Bishwanath, and Smita Misra. *Valua-
tion of Environmental Goods: Correcting for Bias
Hardie, lan W., Tulika A. Narayan, and Bruce in Contingent Valuation Studies Based on Willing-
L. Gardner. “The Joint Influence of Agricultural ness-to-Accept *” 150-156
and Nonfarm Factors on Real Estate Values: An
Application to the Mid-Atlantic Region.” |20—132 Roosen, Jutta, and David A. Hennessy. “Captur-
ing Experts’ Uncertainty in Welfare Analysis: An
Gotsch, Nikolaus, and Kees Burger. “Dynamic Application to Organophosphate Use Regulation in
Supply Response and Welfare Effects of Techno U.S. Apple Production.” 166—182
logical Change on Perennial Crops: The Case of
Cocoa in Malaysia.” 272-285 Aillery, Marcel, Robbin Shoemaker, and Mar-
griet Caswell. “Agriculture and Ecosystem
Mills, Bradford, and Gautam Hazarika. “The Restoration in South Florida: Assessing Trade-Offs
Migration of Young Adults from Non-Metropolitan from Water-Retention Development in the Ever-
Counties.” 329-340 glades Agricultural Area.” 183-195
Lence, Sergio H. “Farmland Prices in the Presence Qiu, Zeyuan, Tony Prato, and Francis McCam-
of Transaction Costs: A Cautionary Note.” 985-992 ley. “Evaluating Environmental Risks Using
Safety-First Constraints.” 402-413
Natural Resources: Energy, Conservation, van Kooten, G. Cornelis, Emina Kremar,
Land Use, Water, Forestry, Fisheries and Erwin H. Bulte. “Preference Uncertainty in
Non-Market Valuation: A Fuzzy Approach.”
Morey, Edward R., William S. Breffle, and 487-500
Pamela A. Greene. “Two Nested Constant-Elastic-
ity-of-Substitution Models of Recreational Partici- Mehmood, Sayeed R., and Daowei Zhang. “A
pation and Site Choice: An ‘Alternatives’ Model Roll Call Analysis of the Endangered Species Act
and an ‘Expenditures’ Model.” 414-427 Amendments.” 501-512
to Volume 83 Subjects 1359
Wu, JunJie. “Environmental Amenities and the Young, C. Edwin, Monte L. Vandeveer, and
Spatial Pattern of Urban Sprawl.” 691-697 Randall D. Schnepf. “Production and Price Im-
pacts of U.S Crop Insurance Programs.”
Irwin, Elena G., and Nancy E. Bockstael. “The
1194-1201
Problem of Identifying Land Use Spillovers: Mea
suring the Effects of Open Space on Residential Dewbre, Joe, Jestis Antén, and Wyatt Thomp-
Property Values.” 698-704 son. “The Transfer Efficiency and Trade Effects of
Direct Payments.” 1202-1212
Anselin, Luc. “Spatial Effects in Econometric
Practice in Environmental and Resource Econom Chavas, Jean-Paul. “Direct Payments, Safety Nets
ics.” 705-710 and Supply Response: Discussion.” 1213— 1214
Smith, V. Kerry. “Spatial Delineation and Envi
ronmental Economics: Discussion.” 711 aaa 3 Economic Development: Developing
Economies, Aid, Regional,
Horan, Richard D. “Differences in Social and
General Equilibrium
Public Risk Perceptions and Conflicting Impacts
on Point/Nonpoint Trading Ratios.” 934-94]
Deller, Steven C., Tsung-Hsiu (Sue) Tsai, David
Feinerman, Eli, Yakir Plessner, and Dafna M. W. Marcouiller, and Donald B.K. English. “The
DiSegni Eshel. “Recycled Effluent: Should the Role of Amenities and Quality of Life in Rural
Polluter Pay?” 958-971 Economic Growth.” 352-365
Naevdal, Eric. “Optimal Regulation of Eutrophy Perrin, Richard K., and Lilyan E. Fulginiti.
ing Lakes, Fjords, and Rivers in the Presence of “Technological Change and Welfare in an Open
Threshold Effects.” 972-984 Economy with Distortions.” 455-464
Layton, David F. “Alternative Approaches for Thomsen, Michael R., and Andrew M. McKen-
Modeling Concave Willingness To Pay Functions zie. “Market Incentives for Safe Foods: An Exami-
in Conjoint Valuation.” 1312-1318 nation of Shareholder Losses from Meat and Poul
try Recalls.” 526-538
Haefele, Michelle A. and John B. Loomis. “Im
proving Statistical Efficiency and Testing Robust Mahul, Olivier. “Optimal Insurance Against Cli
ness of Conjoint Marginal Valuations.” 1319-1325 matic Experience.” 593-604
Johnson, F. Reed, and Kristy E. Mathews. Goodwin, Barry K. “Problems With Market Insu
“Sources and Effects of Utility-Theoretic Inconsis ance in Agriculture.” 643-649
tency in Stated-Preference Surveys.” 1326-1331
Miranda, Mario, and Dmitry V. Vedenov. “Inno
Haener, M.K., D. Dosman, W.L. Adamowicz, vations in Agricultural and Natural Disaster Insut
and P.C. Boxall. “Can Stated Preference Methods ance.” 650-655
be used to Value Attributes of Subsistence Hunting
Mahul, Olivier. “Managing Catastrophic Risk
by Aboriginal Peoples? A Case Study in Northern
Through Insurance and Securitization.” 656-661
Saskatchewan.” 1332-1338
Makki, Shiva S., and Agapi Somwaru. “Farmers’
Participation in Crop Insurance Markets: Creating
Agricultural and Food Policy: Regulation,
the Right Incentives.” 662-667
Taxation, Welfare
Conley, Timothy, and Christopher Udry. “Social
Cox, Thomas L., and Jean-Paul Chavas. “An
Learning Through Networks: The Adoption of New
Analysis of Price Discrimination and Domestic
Agricultural Technologies in Ghana.” 668-673
Policy Reform in the U.S. Dairy Sector.” 89-106
McPeak, John G., and Christopher B. Barrett.
Crespi, M. John, and Stéphan Marette. “How
“Differential Risk Exposure and Stochastic Poverty
Should Food Safety Certification Be Financed?”
Traps Among East African Pastoralists.” 674-679
852-861
Fafchamps, Marcel, and Bart Minten. “Social
Hennessy, David A., Jutta Roosen, and John A.
Capital and Agricultural Trade.” 680—685
Miranowski. “Leadership and the Provision of
Safe Food.” 862-874
Gow, Hamish R., and Johan F.M. Swinnen. “Pri
Gundersen, Craig, and Victor Oliveira. “The Food vate Enforcement Capital and Contract Enforce-
Stamp Program and Food Insufficiency.” 875-887 ment in Transition Economies.” 686—690
Adams, Gary, Patrick Westhoff, Brian Willott, Davis, Carlton G., Clive Y. Thomas, and William
and Robert E. Young II. “Do ‘Decoupled’ Pay- A. Amponsah. “Globalization and Poverty:
ments Affect U.S. Crop Area? Preliminary Evi Lessons from the Theory and Practice of Food
dence from 1997-2000.” 1190-1193 Security.” 714-721
Weatherspoon, Dave, Joyce Cacho, and Ralph Nickerson, Cynthia J., and Lori Lynch. “The Et
Christy. “Linking Globalization, Economic fect of Farmland Preservation Programs on Farm
Growth and Poverty: Impacts of Agribusiness land Prices.” 341-351
Strategies on Sub-Saharan Africa.” 722—729
Warr, Peter G. “Welfare Effects of an Export Tax
Williamson, Handy, Jr. “Globalization and Thailand’s Rice Premium.” 903-920
Poverty Lessons from the Theory and Practice of
Food security Discussion.” 730—732 Gervais, Jean-Philippe, and Harvey E. Lapan.
‘Optimal Production Tax and Quota under Time
Wilson, Norbert L.W. “Linking Globalization, Consistent Trade Policies.” 921—933
Economic Growth and Poverty: Impacts of
Agribusiness Strategies on Sub-Saharan Africa
Industrial Organization and
Discussion.” 733-735
Market Structure
Parker, Doug, Federico Castillo, and David Zil-
Morrison Paul, Catherine J. “Market and Cost
berman. “Public-Private Sector Linkages in Re
Structure in the U.S. Beef Packing Industry: A
search and Development: The Case of U.S. Agri
Plant-Level Analysis.” 64-76
culture.” 736-741
Wolf, Christopher A., and Daniel A. Sumner.
Pray, Carl E. “Public-Private Sector Linkages in
“Are Farm Size Distributions Bimodal? Evidence
Research and Development: Biotechnology and the
from Kernel Density Estimates of Dairy Farm Size
Seed Industry in Brazil, China and {ndia.” 742-747
Distributions.” 77-88
Binenbaum, Eran, Philip G. Pardey, and Brian
D. Wright. “Publix Private Research Relation Lavergne, Pascal, Vincent Réquillart, and Michel
Simioni. “Welfare Losses Due to Market Power
ships: The Consultative Group on International
Hicksian versus Marshallian Measurement.” 157—165
Agricultural Research.” 748-753
Richards, Timothy J., Paul M. Patterson, and
Huffman, Wallace E. “Public-Private Research
and Development Relationships: Discussion Ram N. Acharya. “Price Behavior in a Dynamic
154 767 Oligopsony: Washington Processing Potatoes.”
259-271
Blackman, Allen. “Why Don’t Lenders Finance
High-Return Technological Change in Developing Wohilgenant, Michael K. “Scale Economies and
Country Agriculture?” 1024—1035 Consolidation in Hog Slaughter Comment.”
1082-1083 :
Mundlak, Yair. “Explaining Economic Growth
1154-1167 MacDonald, James M., and Michael E. Ollinger.
‘Scale Economies and Consolidation in Hog
Fan, Shenggen, and Peter Hazell. “Returns to Slaughter: Reply.” 1084—1086
Public Investments in the Less-Favored Areas of
India and China.” 1215—1220 Miljkovic, Dragan, and Rodney J. Paul. “Product
\ggregation, Market Integration, and Relation
Kerr, John. ‘Watershed Project Performance in ships between Prices: An Application to World
India: Conservation, Productivity, and Equity. Salmon Markets: Comment.” 1087—1089
1221-1228
Asche, Rank, Helge Bremnes, and Cathy R. Wes-
Pender, John, Berhanu Gebremedhin, Samuel
sells. “Product Aggregation, Market Integration, and
Benin, and Simeon Ehui. “Strategies for Sustain
Relationships between Prices: An Application to
able Agricultural Development in the Ethiopian
World Salmon Markets: Reply.” 1090-1092
Highlands.” 1229-1238
Swinton, Scott M. “Strategies for Sustainable De- Fulton, Murray, and Konstantinos Giannakas.
velopment of Less-Favored Areas Discussion.” “Organizational Commitment in a Mixed Oligopoly:
1239-1240 Agricultural Cooperatives and Investor-Owned
Firms.” 1256-1263
International Economics: Trade, Integration
Karantininis, Kostas, and Angelo Zago. “Endoge-
Paarlberg, Philip L., and John G. Lee. “U.S nous Membership in Mixed Duopsonies.” 1264-1270
lrade Policy on Lamb Meat: Who Gets Fleeced?”
196-208 Sykuta, Michael E., and Michael L. Cook. “A
New Institutional Economics Approach to Con
Leathers, Howard D. “Agricultural Export Subsi- tracts and Cooperatives.” 1271-1277
dies as a Tool of Trade Strategy: Before and After
the Federal Agricultural Improvement and Reform Cotterill, Ronald W. “Cooperative and Member-
Act of 1996.” 209-221 ship Commitment: Discussion.” 1278—i279
Index to Volume 83 Subjects 1361
General: Teaching, Extension, Research Garrett, Thomas A. “Economics of Scale and In
Methodology, Professional efficiency in County Extension Councils: A Case
for Consolidation?” 811-825
Preckel, Paul V. “Least Squares and Entropy
Penalty Function Perspective.” 366-377 Paris, Quirino. “Symmetric Positive Equilibrium
Problem: A Framework for Rationalizing Eco-
Gonzalez-Rivera, Gloria, and Steven M. nomic Behavior with Limited Information.”
Helfand. “The Extent, Pattern, and Degree of Mar 1049-1061
ket Integration: A Multivariate Approach for the
Brazilian Rice Market.” 576-592 Just, Richard E. “Addressing the Changing Na
ture of Uncertainty in Agriculture.” 1131-1153
Frisvold, George B., Kathleen Fernicola, and
Mark Langwortity. “Market Returns, Infrastruc Spanos, Aris, and Anya McGuirk. “The Model
ture and the Supply and Demand for Extension Ser Specification Problem from a Probabilistic Reduc
vices.” 758-763 tion Perspective.” 1168-1176
Holloway, Garth John, and Simeon K. Ehui. “De Davis, George C. “The Model Specification Prob-
mand, Supply and Willingness-to-Pay for Extension lem from a Probabilistic Reduction Perspective
Services in an Emerging-Market Setting.” 764-768 Discussion.” 1177-1180
Dinar, Ariel, and Gabriel Keynan. “Economics Geweke, John, and William McCausland.
of Paid Extension: Lessons From Experience in “Bayesian Specification Analysis in Economet
Nicaragua.” 769-776 rics.” 1181-1186
Hanson, James C., and Richard E. Just. ‘The Thurman, Walter N. “Bayesian Specifica
Potential for Transition to Paid Extension Some tion Analysis in Econometrics: Comment.”
Guiding Economic Principles.” 777—784 1187-1189
Authors
Eales, James, 465
Ehui, Simeon K., 764, 1229
English. Donald B.K., 352
Eshel, Dafna M. DiSegni, 958
Fafchamps, Marcel, 680
Aadland, David, 826 Falk, Barry, 1078
Acharya, Ram N., 259 Fan, Shenggen, 378, 1215
Adamowicz, W. L., 629, 1332 Feinerman, Eli, 958
Adams, Gary, 1190 Fernicola, Kathleen, 758
Aillery, Marcel, 183 Fox, John A., 539
Alston, Julian M., 888 Frechette, Darren L., 52
Amponsah, William A., 714 Freebairn, John W., 888
Anselin, Luc, 705 Frisvold, George B., 758
Antle, John M, 389 Fulginiti, Lilyan E., 455
Anton, Jestis, 1202 Fulton, Murray, 1256
Asche, Rank, 1090 Garcia, Philip, 993
Bailey, Dee Von, 826 Gardner, Bruce L., 120
Barrett, Christopher B., 674 Garrett, Thomas A., 811
Beach, Robert H., 230 Gebremedhin, Berhanu, 1229
Benin, Samuel, {229 Gervais, Jean-Philippe, 921
Binenbaum, Eran, 748 Geweke, John, 1181
Blackman, Allen., 1024 Giannakas, Konstantinos, 1256
Bockstael, Nancy e. 32 3. 698 Goetz, Stephan J., 1010
Bourgeon, Jean-Marc, 5¢€ Goldar, Bishwanath, 150
Boxall, Peter C., 629, | Gonzalez-Rivera, Gloria, 576
Boyle, Kevin J., 441 Goodwin, Barry K., 302, 643
Breffle, William S., 414 Gotsch, Nikolaus, 272
Bremnes, Helge, 1090 Gow, Hamish R., 686
Brown, Jennifer, 1341 Greene, Pamela A., 414
Bulte, Erwin H., 487 Gundersen, Craig, 875
Burger, Kees, 272 Guyomard, Hervé, 222
osi e ta
Cacho, Joyce, Haefele, Michelle A., 1319
( ‘apalbo, Susan M., 389 Haener, Michael K., 629, 1332
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( ‘arpentier, Alain, 222 Hailu, Atakelty6,0 5
Castillo, Federico, 736 Hanson, James C., 777
Caswell, Margriet, 183 Hardie, lan W., 120
Chambers, Robert G., 20 Hayenga, Marvin L., 107, 551
Chavas, Jean-Paul, 89, 1213 Hazarika, Gautam, 329
Christy, Ralph, 722 Hazell, Peter, 1215
Chvosta, Jan, 286 Helfand, Steven M., 576
Conley, Timothy, 668 Henderson, Jason R., 465
Cook, Michael L., 1271 Hennessy, David A., 166, 862
Cotterill, Ronald W., 1278 Henry, Mark S., 1310
Cox, Thomas L., 89 Hilmer, Christiana E., 513
Crespi, M. John, 852 Holloway, Garth John, 764
Davis, Carlton G., 714 Holmes, Thomas P., 441
Davis, Elizabeth E., 1291 Holt, Matthew T., 230
Davis, George C., 840, 1177 Horan, Richard D., 934
Debertin, David L., 1010 Hueth, Brent, 318
Deller, Steven C., 352 Huffman, Wallace E., 754
Dewbre, Joe, 1202 Irwin, Elena G., 698
Dinar, Ariel, 769 James, Jennifer S., 888
Dosman, D., 1332 Johnson, F. Reed, 1326
Duncan, Greg J., 1280 Just, Richard E., 777, 1131
Index to Volume 83 Authors 1363
Karantininis, Kostas, 1264 Paarlberg, Philip L., 196
Kerr, John, 1221 Pardey, Philip G., 748
Keynan, Gabriel, 769 Paris, Quirino, 1049
Khanna, Madhu, 3! Park, Jaehong, 840
Kinsey, Jean D., 1113 Parker, Doug, 736
Koohmaraie, Mohammad, 539 Patterson, Paul M., 259
Kromar, Emina, 487 Paul, Rodney J., 1087
Kumbhakar, Subal C., | Pender, John, 1229
Langworthy, Mark, 758 Pennings, Joost M.E., 993
Lapan, Harvey E., 921 Perrin, Richard K., 455
Larson, Douglas M., 428 Piggott, Nicholas E., 302
Lavergne, Pascal, 157 Plessner, Yakir, 958
Layton, David F., 1312 Porterfield, Shirley L., 1300
Le Roux, Yves, 563 Prato, Tony, 402
Leathers, Howard D., 209 Pray, Carl E., 742
Lee, Bong-Soo, 1078 Preckel, Paul V., 366
Lee, John G., 196 Qiu, Zeyuan, 402
Lence, Sergio H., 107, 985 Quiggin, John, 20
Levy, Alan, 133 Réquillart, Vincent, 157
Ligon, Ethan, 318 Richards, Timothy J., 259
Loomis, John B., 1319 Roche, Maurice J., 1074
Lueck, Dean, 513 Roe, Brian, 441
Lusk, Jayson L., 539 Roosen, Jutta, 166, 862
Lynch, Lori, 341 Rucker, Randal R., 286
MacDonald, James M., 1084 Schnepf, Randall D., 1194
Mahul, Olivier, 593, 656 Shaikh, Sabina L., 428
Makki, Shiva S., 662 Shoemaker, Robbin, 183
Marcouiller, David W., 352 Simioni, Michel, 157
Marette, Stéphan, 852 Smith, V. Kerry, 711
Mathews, Kristy E., 1326 So, Kim S., 1036
McCamley, Francis, 402 Somwaru, Agapi, 662
McCausland, William, 1181 Spanos, Aris, 1168
McGuirk, Anya, 1168 Sumner, Daniel A., 77
McKenzie, Andrew M., 526 Sun, Changyou, 617
McPeak, John G., 674 Susmel, Rauli, 1078
Mehmood, Sayeed R., 501 Swinnen, Johan F.M., 686
Miljkovic, Dragan, 1087 Swinton, Scott M., 1239
Miller, Douglas J., 551 Sykuta, Michael E., 1271
Mills, Bradford, 329 Ted C. Schroeder, 539
Minten, Bart, 680 Teisl, Mario F., 133, 441
Mintert, James, 539 Thomas, Clive Y., 714
Miranda, Mario, 650 Thompson, Wyatt, 1202
Miranowski, John A., 862 Thomsen, Michael R., 526
Misra, Smita, 150 Thurman, Walter N., 1187
Morey, Edward R., 414 sai, Tsung-Hsiu (Sue), 352
Morrison Paul, Catherine J., 64 Tsoulouhas, Theofanis, 1062
Mueller, Rolf A.E., 1241 Udry, Christopher, 668
Mundlak, Yair, 1154 van Kooten, G. Cornelis, 487
Naevdal, Eric, 972 Vandeveer, Monte L., 1194
Narayan, Tulika A., 120 Vedenov, Dmitry V., 650
Nickerson, Cynthia J., 341 Veeman, Terrence S., 605
Oliveira, Victor, 875 Vukina, Tomislav, 513, 1062
Ollinger, Michael E., 1084 Warr, Peter G., 903
Orazem, Peter F., 1036 Watts, Myles J., 286
Otto, Daniel M.,1036 Weatherspoon, Dave, 722
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Weber, Bruce A., 1280 Wolf, Christopher A., 77
Weber, Roberta B., 129] Wright, Brian D., 748
Wessells, Cathy R., 1090 Wu, JunJie, 691
Westhoff, Patrick, 1190 Young, C. Edwin, 1194
Whitener, Leslie A., 1280 Young, II, Robert E., 1190
Williams, Jeffrey, 1248 Zago, Angelo, 1264
Williamson, Handy, Jr., 730 Zhang, Daowei, 501, 617
Willott, Brian, 1190 Zhang, Xiaobo, 378
Wilson, Norbert L.W , 733 Zhao, Jinhua, 942
Wohlgenant, Michael K., 1082 Zilberman, David, 736, 9420