Volume 43, Number 2: Journal of farm economics

Title:

Volume 43, Number 2: Journal of farm economics

Collection:

Core Historical Literature of Agriculture

Date:

1961

Issue Date:

May, 1961

Identifier:

chla5033566_4123_002

Catalog Record:

5033566

Subject:

Economic aspects
Periodicals
Agriculture

Language:

English

Extent:

340 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:

1961

Format:

Issue

Articles

• Acceptance and Yield of Choice and Good Beef: Research Results and Implications
• A Case Study in Curriculum Development
• A Note on the Application of Linear Programming by Agricultural Economics Departments of Land Grant Colleges
• Budgeting and Linear Programming Can Give Identical Solutions
• A Note on the Small Watershed as a Planning Unit
• On Variance Estimate of Marginal Productivity
• Reply to John Lu
• Proceedings Papers, Joint Meetings of the American Farm Economic Association and Allied Social Science Associations
• The Role of Agriculture in the World Economy
• Problems of Increasing Agricultural Productivity in Less Advanced Countries
• Capital Formation: Past and Present
• Projections of Water Requirements in the Economics of Water Policy
• Discussion
• Discussion
• Contributions of Ecometrics to Farm Price and Income Policy
• Methods, Assumptions and Results of the Price and Income Projections of the U.S. Department of Agriculture
• Methods, Assumptions and Results of Free Market Projections for the Livestock and Feed Economy
• Free Market Price Projections Based on a Formal Econometric Model
• Discussion
• Discussion
• Linear Programming Approach to the Solution of Pratical Problems in Farm Management and Micro-Agricultural Economics
• Programmed Solutions to Practical Farm Problems
• The Economics of Cooperative Ventures�Further Comments
• Shortcomings in Programmed Solutions to Practical Farm Problems
• Discussion
• Discussion
• Interrelations of Food Marketing and Farming in the American Economy
• Economic Interdependence of Marketing and Producing Firms in American Agriculture
• Requirements of Consumers, Distributors, and Processors that Are Important to Farmers
• Discussion
• How Well Do the Economic Indicators Indicate What is Happening in the Major Sectors of the Economy?
• Economic Indicators in Agriculture�Praised and Appraised
• Economic Indicators for Labor
• The Farm: The Misused Income Expansion Base of Emerging Nations
• Discussion
• Better Economic Indicators for Industry
• Discussion
• Publications Received
• Reviews
• Ph. D. Degrees Conferred in Agricultural Economics, 1960
• News Notes
• Program, Joint Annual Meeting, American Farm Economic Association and Western Farm Economics Association
• Programme, Eleventh International Conference of Agriculural Economists
• Age Components of Decrease in Number of Farmers, North Central States, 1890-1954
• Cost-Size Relationships for Cash Crop Farms in a Highly Commercialized Agriculture
• Notes
• Supply Controls and Acreage Controls: A Proposed Synthesis
• Japanese Agriculture: Productivity Trend and Development of Technique