American Journal of Agricultural Economics 2005: Vol 87 Index

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Index to Volume 87 Breunig, Robert, and Indraneel Dasgupta. “Do in-
tra Household Effects Generate the Food Stamp
Cash-Out Puzzle?” 552
Subjects Jolliffe, Dean, Craig Gundersen, Laura Tiehen, and
Joshua Winicki. “Food Stamp Benefits and Child
Poverty.” 569
Classification System
Meyerhoefer, Chad D., Christine K. Ranney, and
Consumer Demand
David E. Sahn. “Consistent Estimation of Censored
Production Economics and Supply Demand Systems Using Panel Data.” 660
Agricultural Products: price analysis, subsector
models, marketing, futures Davis, George C. “The Significance and Insignifi-
Agricultural Inputs: land, labor, finance cance of Demand Analysis in Evaluating Promotion
Natural Resources: energy, conservation, land use, Programs.” 673
water, forestry, fisheries
Dong, Diansheng, and Harry M. Kaiser. “Coupon
Environmental Economics: pollution, regulation,
nonmarket valuation Redemption and Its Effects on Household Cheese
Purchases.” 689
Agricultural and Food Policy: regulation, taxation,
welfare Matsuda, Toshinobu. “Forms of Scale Curves and
Economic Development: developing economies, Differential Inverse Demand Systems.” 786
aid, regional, general equilibrium
International Economics: trade, integration Wong, Gary K.K., and Keith R. McLaren. “Specifi-
Industrial Organization and Market Structure cation and Estimation of Regular Inverse Demand
General: teaching, extension, research methodo- Systems: A Distance Function Approach.” 823
logy, professional
Messer, Kent D., Todd M. Schmit, and Harry
M. Kaiser. “Optimal Institutional Mechanisms for
Consumer Demand Funding Generic Advertising: An Experimental
Analysis.” 1046
Reed, Albert J., J. William Levedahl, and Charles
Hallahan. “The Generalized Composite Com- Loureiro, Maria L., and Rodolfo M. Nayga, Jr. “In-
modity Theorem and Food Demand Estimation.” ternational Dimensions of Obesity and Overweight
28 Related Problems: An Economic Perspective.” 1147
Sarmiento, Camilo. “A Varying Coefficient Ap- Maclinnis, Bo, and Gordon Rausser. “Does Food
proach to Global Flexibility in Demand Analysis: Processing Contribute to Childhood Obesity
A Semiparametric Approximation.” 38 Disparities?” 1154
Winfree, Jason A., and Jill J. McCluskey. “Collec- Timothy K.M. Beatty, and Jeffrey T. LaFrance.
tive Reputation and Quality.” 206 “United States Demand for Food and Nutrients in
the Twentieth Century.” 1159
Dhar, Tirtha, and Jeremy D. Foltz. “Milk by Any
Chen, Adam Zhuo, Steven T. Yen, and David
Other Name...Consumer Benefits from Labeled
B. Eastwood. “The Effects of Food Stamp
Milk.” 214
Participation on Body Weight and Obesity.” 1167
Rousu, Matthew. “European Consumers’ Willing-
ness to Pay for U.S. Beef in Experimental Auction
Production Economics and Supply
Markets: Comment.” 255
Wu, Steven, and Brian Roe. “Behavioral and Wel-
Alfnes, Frode, and Kyrre Rickertsen. “European fare Effects of Tournaments and Fixed Performance
Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for U.S. Beef in Ex- Contracts: Some Experimental Evidence.” 130
perimental Auction Markets: Reply.” 258
Rejesus, Roderick M., Cesar L. Escalante, and Ash-
Kiesel, Kristin, David Buschena, and Vincent ley C. Lovell. “Share Tenancy, Ownership Structure,
Smith. “Do Voluntary Biotechnology Labels Mat- and Prevented Planting Claims in Crop Insurance.”
ter to the Consumer? Evidence.” 378 180
Lusk, Jayson L., and Keith H. Coble. “Risk Per- Coyle, Barry T. “Aggregation over Firms under
ceptions, Risk Preference, and Acceptance of Risky Mean Scaling.” 366
Food.” 393
Abdulai, Awudu, and Wallace E. Huffman. “The
Yen, Steven T. “A Multivariate Sample-Selection Diffusion of New Agricultural Technologies: The
Model: Estimating Cigarette and Alcohol Demands Case of Crossbred-Cow Technology in Tanzania.”
with Zero Observations.” 453 645
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Hennessy, David A., Jutta Roosen, and Helen H. Katchova, Ani L. “The Farm Diversification Dis-
Jensen. “Infectious Disease, Productivity, and Scale count.” 984
in Open and Closed Animal Production Systems.”
900
Natural Resources: Energy, Conservation,
Kuosmanen, Timo. “Weak Disposability in Non- Land Use, Water, Forestry, Fisheries
parametric Production Analysis with Undesirable
Outputs.” 1077 Woodward, Richard T., Yong-Suhk Wui, and Wade
L. Griffin. “Living with the Curse of Dimension-
ality: Closed-Loop Optimization in a Large-Scale
Agricultural Products: Price Analysis,
Fisheries Simulation Model.” 48
Subsector Models, Marketing, Futures
Uusivuori, Jussi, and Jari Kuuluvainen. “The Har-
Schumacher, Sara K., and Michael A. Boland. “The
vesting Decisions When a Standing Forest with
Persistence of Profitability among Firms in the Food
Multiple Age-Classes Has Value.” 61
Economy.” 103
Peterson, Jeffrey M., and Ya Ding. “Economic Ad-
Rucker, Randal R., Walter N. Thurman, and
justments to Groundwater Depletion in the High
Jonathan K. Yoder. “Estimating the Structure of
Market Reaction to News: Information Events and Plains: Do Water-Saving Irrigation Systems Save
Water?” 147
Lumber Futures Prices.” 482
Mohtadi, Hamid, and Jean D. Kinsey. “Information Dridi, Chokri, and Madhu Khanna. “Irrigation
Exchange and Strategic Behavior in Supply Chains: Technology Adoption and Gains from Water Trad-
Application to the Food Sector.” 582 ing under Asymmetric Information.” 289
Sanders, Dwight R., and Mark R. Manfredo. “Fore- Insley, Margaret, and Kimberly Rollins. “On Solv-
cast Encompassing as the Necessary Condition ing the Multirotational Timber Harvesting Problem
to Reject Futures Market Efficiency: Fluid Milk with Stochastic Prices: A Linear Complementarity
Futures.” 610 Formulation.” 735
Fafchamps, Marcel, and Ruth Vargas Hill. “Selling Amacher, Greg, and Gunnar Kohlin. “Welfare [m-
at the Farmgate or Traveling to Market.” 717 plications of Community Forest Plantations in De-
veloping Countries: The Orissa Social Forestry
Shi, Wei, and Scott H. Irwin. “Optimal Hedging
Project.” 855
with a Subjective View: An Empirical Bayesian
Approach.” 918 Howitt, Richard E., Siwa Msangi, Arnaud Rey-
naud, and Keith C. Knapp. “Estimating Intertempo-
Lence, Sergio H., and Dermot J. Hayes. “Genet-
ral Preferences for Natural Resource Allocation.”
ically Modified Crops: Their Market and Welfare
969
Impacts.” 931
Sarmiento, Camilo, and William W. Wilson. “Spatial
Modeling in Technology Adoption Decisions: The Environmental Economics: Pollution,
Case of Shuttle Train Elevators.” 1034 Regulation, Nonmarket Valuation
Tomek, William G., and Hikaru Hanawa Peterson. Shonkwiler, J. Scott, and Jeffrey Englin. “Welfare
“Implications of Commodity Price Behavior for Losses Due to Livestock Grazing on Public Lands:
Marketing Strategies.” 1258 A Count Data Systemwide Treatment.” 302
Anderson, Kim B., and B. Wade _ Brorsen. Ready, Richard C., and Charles W. Abdalla. “The
“Marketing Performance of Oklahoma Farmers.” Amenity and Disamenity Impacts of Agricul-
1265 ture: Estimates from a Hedonic Pricing Model.”
314
Hagedorn, Lewis A., Scott H. Irwin, Darrel L.
Good, and Evelyn V. Colino. “Does the Perfor- Horan, Richard D., and James S. Shortle. “When
mance of Illinois Corn and Soybean Farmers Lag Two Wrongs Make a Right: Second-Best Point-
the Market?” 1271 Nonpoint Trading Ratios.” 340
Kastens, Terry. “Marketing Performance of U.S. Horan, Richard D., and Christopher A. Wolf. “The
Farmers: A Discussion.” 1280 Economics of Managing Infectious Wildlife Dis-
ease.” 537
Agricultural Inputs: Land, Labor, Finance Prestemon, Jeffrey P., and David T. Butry. “Time to
Katchova, Ani L., and Peter J. Barry. “Credit Risk Burn: Modeling Wildland Arson as an Autoregres-
Models and Agricultural Lending.” 194 sive Crime Function.” 756
Gloy, Brent A., Michael A. Gunderson, and Eddy Pattanayak, Subhrendu K., and David T. Butry.
L. LaDue. “The Costs and Returns of Agricultural “Spatial Complementarity of Forests and Farms:
Credit Delivery.” 703 Accounting for Ecosystem Services.” 995
Index to Volume 87 Subjects 1355
Feng, Hongli, Catherine L. Kling, Lyubov A. Ahearn, Mary Clare, Jet Yee, and Penni Korb. “Ef-
Kurkalova, Silvia Secchi, and Philip W. Gassman. fects of Differing Farm Policies on Farm Structure
“The Conservation Reserve Program in the Pres- and Dynamics.” 1182
ence of a Working Land Alternative: Implications
Shaik, Saleem, Glenn A. Helmers, and Joseph
for Environmental Quality, Program Participation,
A. Atwood. “The Evolution of Farm Programs
and Income Transfer.” 1231
and Their Contribution to Agricultural Land
Kirwan, Barrett, Ruben N. Lubowski, and Michael Values.” 1190
J. Roberts. “How Cost-Effective Are Land Reitire-
Goodwin, Barry K. and Ashok K. Mishra. “Another
ment Auctions? Estimating the Difference between
Look at Decoupling: Addition Evidence on the Pro-
Payments and Willingness to Accept in the Conser-
duction Effects of Direct Payments.” 1200
vation Reserve Program.” 1239
Key, Nigel, Ruben N. Lubowski, and Michael J.
Yang, Wanhong, Madhu Khanna, and Richard
Roberts. “Farm-Level Production Effects from Par-
Farnsworth. “Effectiveness of Conservation Pro-
ticipation in Government Commodity Programs:
grams in Illinois and Gains from Targeting.” 1248
Did the 1996 Federal Agricultural Improvement
Baerenklau, Kenneth A. “Cost-Effectiveness of the and Reform Act Make a Difference?” 1211
Conservation Reserve Program: Discussion.” 1256
Sckokai, Paolo, and Jesis Anton. “The Degree of
Decoupling of Area Payments for Arable Crops in
Agricultural and Food Policy: Regulation, the European Union.” 1220
Taxation, Welfare
Sumner, Daniel A. “Production and Trade Effects
Bénédicte, Coestier, Estelle Gozland, and Stéphan of Farm Subsidies: Discussion.” 1229
Marette. “On Food Companies Liability for
Obesity. |
Economic Development: Developing
Starbird, Andrew S. “Moral Hazard, Inspection Pol-
Economies, Aid, Regional, General
icy, and Food Safety.” 15
Equilibrium
Roberts, Michael J., and Shawn Bucholtz. “Slippage
Chavas, Jean-Paul, Ragan Petrie, and Michael Roth.
in the Conservation Reserve Program or Spurious
“Farm Household Production Efficiency: Evidence
Correlation? A Comment.” 244
from The Gambia.” 160
Wu, JunJie. “Slippage Effects of the Conservation
Yamano, Takashi, Harold Alderman, and Luc
Reserve Program: Reply.” 251
Christiaensen. “Child Growth, Shocks, and Food
Riekhof, Gina M., and Michael E. Sykuta. “Politics, Aid in Rural Ethiopia.” 273
Economics, and the Regulation of Direct Interstate
Pinstrup-Andersen, Per. “Ethics and Economic Pol-
Shipping in the Wine Industry.” 439
icy for the Food System.” 1097
Chambers, Robert G., and John Quiggin. “Output
Falcon, Walter P., and Rosamond L. Naylor.
Price Subsidies in a Stochastic World.” 501
“Rethinking Food Security for the Twenty-First
Hennessy, David A. “Slaughterhouse Rules: Ani- Century.” 1113
mal Uniformity and Regulating for Food Safety in
Gillespie, Stuart, and Suneetha Kadiyals.
Meat Packing.” 600
“HIV/AIDS and Food and Nutrition Security:
Serra, Teresa. “Replacement of Agricultural Price Interactions and Response.” 1282
Supports by Area Payments in the European Union
Mather, David, Cynthia Donovan, T.S. Jayne, and
and the Effects on Pesticide Use.” 870
Michael Weber. “Using Empirical Information in
Gundersen, Craig, and Susan Offutt. “Farm Poverty the Era of HIV/AIDS to Inform Mitigation and Ru-
and Safety Nets.” 885 ral Development Strategies: Selected Results from
African Country Studies.” 1289
Lence, Sergio, Dermot Hayes, Alan McCunn,
and Stephen Smith. “Welfare Impacts of Property McPherson, Malcolm F. “Asset Preservation in
Rights in the Seed Industry.” 951 African Agriculture in the Face of HIV/AIDS: The
Role of Education.” 1298
Moreno, Georgina, and David Sunding. “Joint Esti-
mation of Technology Adoption and Land Alloca- McNamara, Paul E. “Using Agricultural Economics
tion with Implications for the Design of Conserva- to Strengthen Nongovernmental Organizations’
tion Policy.” 1009 Food Security Programs for People Living with
HIV/AIDS: An Example from Honduras.” 1304
Chau, Nancy H., and Harry de Gorter. “Disentan-
gling the Consequences of Direct Payment Schemes Gollin, Douglas, Michael Morris, and Derek Byer-
in Agriculture on Fixed Costs, Exit Decisions, and lee. “Technology Adoption in Intensive Post-Green
Output.” 1174 Revolution Systems.” 1310
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Qaim, Matin. “Agricultural Biotechnology Adop- MacDonald, James M., and Michael E. Oliinger.
tion in Developing Countries.” 1317 “Technology, Labor Wars, and Producer Dynamics:
Explaining Consolidation in Beefpacking.” 1020
Lee, David R. “Agricultural Sustainability and
Technology Adoption: Issues and Policies for De- Choinard, Hayley. “Auctions with and without the
veloping Countries.” 1325 Right of First Refusal and National Park Service
Concession Contracts” 1083
Smale, Melinda. “Issues Facing Agricultural Tech-
nology Adoption in Developing Countries: Discus-
sion.” 1335 General: Teaching, Extension, Research
Methodology, Professional
Heilerstein, Daniel. “Modeling Discrete Choice
International Economics: Trade, Integration
with Uncertain Data: An Augmented MNL Esti-
Sobolevsky, Andrei, GianCarlo Moschini, and Har- mator.” 77
vey Lapan. “Genetically Modified Crops and Prod-
uct Differentiation: Trade and Welfare Effects in the Xia, Yin, and Steven Buccola. “University Life Sci-
Soybean Complex.” 621 ence Programs and Agricultural Biotechnology.”
229
Lavoie, Natalie. “Price Discrimination in the Con-
text of Vertical Differentiation: An Application to Moeltner, Klaus, and J. Scott Shonkwiler. “Cor-
Canadian Wheat Exports.” 835 recting for On-Site Sampling in Random Utility
Models.” 327
Tangermann, Stefan. “Organisation for Economic
Co-operation and Development Area Agricultural Poe, Gregory L., Kelly L. Giraud, and John B.
Policies and the Interests of Developing Countries.” Loomis. “Computational Methods for Measuring
1128 the Difference of Empirical Distributions.” 353
Malla, Stavroula, and Richard Gray. “The Crowd-
ing Effects of Basic and Applied Research: A The-
Industrial Organization and Market Structure
oretical and Empirical Analysis of an Agricultural
Richards, Timothy J., and Paul M. Patterson. “Re- Biotech Industry.” 423
tail Price Fixity as a Facilitating Mechanism.” 85
Hilmer, Christiana E., and Michael J. Hilmer. “How
Ollinger, Michael, James M. MacDonald, and Do Journal Quality, Co-Authorship, and Author
Milton Madison. “Technological Change and Order Affect Agricultural Economists’ Salaries?”
Economies of Scale in U.S. Poultry Processing.” 116 509
Giannakas, Konstantinos, and Murray Fulton. “Pro- Lusk, Jayson L., and F. Bailey Norwood. “Effect
cess Innovation Activity in a Mixed Oligopoly: The of Experimental Design on Choice-Based Conjoint
Role of Cooperatives.” 406 /aluation Estimates.” 771
Just, Richard E., Siddhartha Mitra, and Sinaia Ne- von Haefen, Roger H., D. Matthew Massey, and
tanyahu. “Implications of Nash Bargaining for Hor- Wiktor L. Adamowicz. “Serial Non-Participation in
izontal Industry Integration.” 467 Repeated Discrete Choice Models.” 1061
Authors
Hagedorn, Lewis A., 1271
Hallahan, Charles, 28
Harrington, David H., 1198
Hellerstein, Daniel, 77
Abdalla, Charles W., 314 Helmers, Glenn A., 1190
Ahearn, Mary Clare, 1182 Hilmer, Christiana E., 509
Albright, Carmen, 1345 Hilmer, Michael J., 509
Alderman, Harold, 273 Horan, Richard D., 340
Alfnes, Frode, 258 Irwin, Scott H., 1271
Anderson, Kim B., 1265 Jayne, T.S., 1289
Anton, Jestis, 1220 Johnston, Robert J., 524
Asselin, André M., 1339 Just, Richard E., 467
Atwood, Joseph A., 1190 Kadiyala, Suneetha, 1282
Baerenklau, Kenneth A., 1256 Kastens, Terry, 1280
Barry, Peter J., 194 Katchova, Ani L., 194
Beatty, Timothy K.M., 1159 Key, Nigel, 1211
Boland, Michael A., 103 Khanna, Madhu, 289, 1248
Brorsen, B. Wade, 1265 Kiesel, Kristin, 378
Buccola, Steven, 229 Kirwan, Barrett, 1239
Bucholtz, Shawn, 244 Kling, Catherine L., 1231
Buschena, David, 378 Korb, Penni, 1182
Byerlee, Derek, 1310 Kurkalova, Lyubov A., 1231
Chambers, Robert G., 501 Kuuluvainen, Jari, 61
Chau, Nancy H., 1174 LaFrance, Jeffrey T., 1159
Chavas, Jean-Paul, 160 Lee, David R., 1325
Chen, Adam Zhuo, 1167 Levedahl, J. William, 28
Christiaensen, 273 Loomis, John B., 353
Coble, Keith H., 393 Loureiro, Maria L., 1147
Coestier, Bénédicte, | Lovell, Ashley C., 180
Colino, Evelyn V., 1271 Lubowski, Ruben N., 1211, 1239
Coyle, Barry T., 366 Lusk, Jayson L., 393
deGorter, Harry, 1174 MacDonald, James M., 116
Dhar, Tirtha, 214 MacInnis, Bo, 1154
Ding, Ya, 147 Madison, Milton, 116
Donovan, Cynthia, 1289 Malla, Stavroula, 423
Dridi, Chokri, 289 Marette, Stéphan, |
Eastwood, David B., 1167 Mather, David, 1289
Englin, Jeffrey, 302 McCluskey, Jill J., 206
Escalante, Cesar L., 180 McNamara, Paul, 1304
Falcon, Walter P., 1113 McPherson, Malcolm, 1298
Farnsworth, Richard, 1248 Mishra, Ashok K., 1200
Feng, Hongli, 1231 Mitra, Siddhartha, 467
Foltz, Jeremy D., 214 Moeltner, Klaus, 327
Fulton, Murray. 406 Morris, Michael, 1310
Gassman, Philip W., 1231 Nayga, Rodolfo M. Jr., 1147
Giannakas, Konstantinos, 406 Naylor, Rosamond L., 1113
Gillespie, Stuart, 1282 Neall, Amanda, 1345
Giraud, Kelly L., 353 Netanyahu, Sinaia, 467
Gollin, Douglas, 1310 Ollinger, Michael, 116
Good, Darrel L., 1271 Patterson, Paul M., 85
Goodwin, Barry K., 1200 Peterson, Hikaru Hanawa, 1258
Gozlan, Estelle, | Peterson, Jeffrey M., 147
Gray, Richard, 423 Petrie, Ragan, 160
Griffin, Wade L., 48 Pinstrup-Andersen, Per, 1097
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Poe, Gregory L., 353 Smale, Melinda, 1335
Porter, Michael, 1145 Smith, Vincent, 378
Qaim, Matin, 1317 Starbird, S. Andrew, 15
Quiggin, John, 501 Sumner, Daniel A., 1229
Rausser, Gordon, 1154 Sykuta, Michael E., 439
Ready, Richard C., 314 Tangermann, Stefan, 1128
Reed, Albert J., 28 Thurman, Walter N., 482
Rejesus, Roderick M., 180 Tomek, William G., 1258
Richards, Timothy J., 85 Tyrrell, Timothy J., 524
Rickertsen, Hyrre, 258 Uusivuori, Jussi, 61
Riekhof, Gina M., 439 Weber, Michael, 1289
Roberts, Michael J., 244, 1211, 1239 Winfree, Jason A., 206
Roe, Brian, 130 Woodward, Richard T.,
Roth, Michael, 160 Wu, JunJie, 251
Rousu, Matthew, 255 Wu, Steven, 130
Rucker, Randal R., 482 Wu, Yong-Suhk, 48
Sarmiento, Camilo, 38 Xia, Yin, 229
Schumacher, Sara K., 103 Yamano, Takashi, 273
Sckokai, Paolo, 1220 Yang, Wanhong, 1248
Secchi, Silvia, 1231 Yee, Jet, 1182
Shaik, Saleem, 1190 Yen, Steven T., 453, 1167
Shonkviler, J. Scott, 302, 327 Yoder, Jonathan K., 482
Shortle, James S., 340