Title:

Volume 42, Number 4: Journal of farm economics

Collection:

Core Historical Literature of Agriculture

Date:

1960

Issue Date:

November, 1960

Identifier:

chla5033566_4122_004

Catalog Record:

5033566

Subject:

Economic aspects
Periodicals
Agriculture

Language:

English

Extent:

244 300dpi JPEG page images

Notes:

Digitization funded by Cornell University Class of 1956. Title selected from the series Literature of the agricultural sciences for the Core historical literature of agriculture.

Publisher:

American Farm Economic Association

Publication Place:

Menasha, Wis.

Publication Date:

1960

Format:

Issue

Articles

• Research on the Economics of Technological Change in American Agriculture
• Notes
• The Dilemma of a Liberal Economist
• A Note on the Economic Development of East African Agriculture
• A Note on "How the Marking of Beef Grades Was Obtained"
• Reply to Williams
• A Note on Analytical Models; The Need for Caution in Assumptions and Data Use
• A Reply To: "A Note on Analytical Models"
• Some Difficulties with Empirical Results from Whole-Farm Cobb-Douglas-Type Production Functions
• Consequences of Acreage Adjustments on Corn-Belt Farms
• Tolerance Interval for Multiple Regression
• Analytical Techniques Used in Determining the Optimum Replacement Pattern
• Reflections on "Dynamic Programming Models"
• Correction
• Publications Received
• Reviews
• News Notes
• Winter Program of the American Farm Economic Association, Joint Social Science Association Meetings
• The American Farm Economic Association Awards for Research in Agricultural Economics, 1961
• Eleventh International Conference of Agricultural Economists, Cuernavaca, August 19-30, 1961
• Some Considerations in Estimating Assembly Cost Functions for Agricultural Processing Operations
• Output and Income Effects of Reducing the Farm Labor Force
• The New Agricultural Protectionism and Its Effect on Trade Policy
• The Farm Problem: A Challenge to Social Invention
• Rural Local Government in Sparsely Populated Areas
• The Hog Cycle and the Cobweb Theorem
• Uniform Grades and Standards, Product Differentiation and Product Development