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Department of Agricultural, Resource, and Managerial Economics
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853-7801
Introduction
This report lists all the publication series from June 1992 through December 1998 for the Department of
Agricultural, Resource, and Managerial Economics at Cornell University. Single copies of most of the
listed publications are available from the department upon request. There are four types of publications in
the Department that are listed in this report.
The EB Series (Extension Bulletins) is intended to describe applied research or other scholarly writing for
industry audiences, policymakers, and extension educators.
The RB Series (Research Bulletins) are finished research reports written primarily for professional peers, as
well as decisionmakers or policymakers who want in-depth analyses. The RB Series contain papers of completed work that may be too long, too timely, or perhaps too applied to be appropriate for a peer-reviewed
journal.
The WP Series (Working Papers) consists of journal-article-length research manuscripts assumed to be subject to future review and revision. The intended audience is professional peers.
The SP Series (Staff Papers) is typically papers given at meetings and the like. They are generally less
complex or complete than bulletins. These papers are for a variety of audiences and may or may not be
based on research.
This report indexes the department's publications in two ways. First, an index is provided at the back of this
report that lists publications according to subject matter. The list of subjects is large and varied, which is
illustrative of the diverse department faculty. The subjects include: farm business analysis; income tax
management; farm transition planning; human resource management; farm labor policy and regulations;
finance; dairy markets and policy; horticultural product markets; cooperative enterprise; agricultural and
food policy; food industry management and markets; community development; economic development;
agriculture and the environment; farmland protection; environmental and resource economics; international
development; international trade; applied economics and analytical methods; and production/consumption
issues. Second, an index by author is provided at the back of the report.
Please visit our web site at http://www.cals.cornell.edu/dept/arme/ for these or additional publications.
Some reports are available in PDF readable format.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Department Series Publications
EB Series (Extension Bulletins).......................................................................................... 1
RB Series (Research Bulletins)........................................................................................... 9
SP Series (Staff Papers) .................................................................................................... 14
WP Series (Working Papers) ............................................................................................ 19
Index by Subject Matter .............................................................................................................. 26
Index by Author........................................................................................................................... 28
Single copies of most publications listed in this document may be obtained free of charge by contacting:
Publications Office
Dept. of Agricultural, Resource, and Managerial Economics
Warren Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853-7801
Phone: 607-255-1602
Email: clp7@cornell.edu
Where charges are applicable as noted, a contact person or program has been identified from whom copies can be
obtained. If a publication is listed as "out of print", we can furnish a photocopy for a fee. Contact the publication
office to determine the charge.
In cases where department bulletins are available on the Internet, an URL address is listed in parentheses. A list of
department series publications is also available at our Web site, http://www.cals.cornell.edu/dept/arme/, and is
updated periodically.
Finally, some publications are cross-referenced with publication series from other departments, institutions, or special
program series printed within the department. Cross-reference information is noted. Most common among these are
the department's special program series for NICPRE (National Institute for Commodity Promotion Research and
Evaluation) and ERE (Environmental & Resource Economics).
1
Index
no.
Series
no.
Extension Bulletins
1.
EB 92-17
Smith, S.F. and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Eastern New York Renter
Summary, 1991. 8/92. 20 pp.
2.
EB 92-18
McLaughlin, E., G. Hawkes and D. Perosio. State of New York/New Jersey Food Industry -Wholesale Club Stores: The Emerging Challenge. 10/92. 47 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the
Food Industry Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
3.
EB 92-19
McLaughlin, E.W. and S. Freiberg. Where to Find Information on the Food Industry: A
Researcher's Guide. 8/92. 42 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry Management
Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
4.
EB 92-20
Casler, G. and S. Smith. Farm Income Tax Management and Reporting Reference Manual.
11/92. 62 pp. ($1.50 charge)
5.
EB 92-21
Walker, D.J. Agricultural Economics Publications, July 1, 1991 - June 30, 1992. 10/92. 38
pp.
6.
EB 92-22
Brake, J. Annual Cost of Investment in a Durable Asset Using Present Value Analysis.
11/92. 9 pp.
7.
EB 92-23
Rasmussen, C.N., D.G. Fox, S.F. Smith and T.C. Perry. Northeast Beef Farm Business
Summary, 1991. 11/92. 36 pp. (Out of print)
8.
EB 92-24
Ag Ec Staff. New York Economic Handbook 1993: Agricultural Situation and Outlook.
12/92. 99 pp.
9.
EB 93-01
Novakovic, A.M. The Cornell Program on Dairy Markets and Policy Summary of
Activities, 1989 to 1992. 1/93. 29 pp.
10.
EB 93-02
Putnam, L., W. Knoblauch, S.F. Smith. Micro DFBS: A Guide to Processing Dairy Farm
Business Summaries in County and Regional Extension Offices for Micro DFBS 2.7.
1/93. 93 pp.
11.
EB 93-03
White, G.B., A.M. DeMarree and L.D. Putnam. Fruit Farm Business Summary, Lake
Ontario Region, New York 1991. 1/93. 22 pp.
12.
EB 93-04
Murphy, C. and L.S. Willett. Cooperative Development and Functions in Specialty Crop
Industries with Case Studies of the U.S. Tart Cherry and Farm-Raised Catfish
Industries. 1/93. 67 pp.
13.
EB 93-05
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, G. Allhusen, J. Karszes and D. Thorp. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Western Plain Region, 1992. 5/93. 36 pp.
14.
EB 93-06
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, P.A. Beyer, J.R. Coombe, L.F. King, G.O. Yarnall. Dairy Farm
Business Summary, Northern New York Region, 1992. 5/93. 36 pp.
15.
EB 93-07
R.A. Milligan, L.D. Putnam, C. Crispell, G.A. LeClar and A.E. Staehr. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Eastern Plateau Region, 1992. 5/93. 36 pp.
16.
EB 93-08
Knoblauch, W.A., L.D. Putnam, G. Allhusen, J.C. Grabemeyer, J.A. Hilson and J.M. Mierek.
Dairy Farm Business Summary, Central New York and Central Plain Regions, 1992.
6/93. 36 pp.
2
Index
no.
Series
no.
17.
EB 93-09
S.F. Smith, L.D. Putnam, C.S. Wickswat and J.M. Thurgood. Dairy Farm Business Summary,
Northern Hudson Region, 1992. 6/93. 36 pp.
18.
EB 93-10
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, A.S. White, G.J. Skoda, S.E. Hadcock and L.R. Hulle. Dairy Farm
Business Summary, Southeastern New York Region, 1992. 6/93. 36 pp.
19.
EB 93-11
E.L. LaDue, J.M. Mierek and C.Z. Radick. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Oneida-Mohawk
Region, 1992. 6/93. 36 pp.
20.
EB 93-12
G.L. Casler, A.N. Dufresne, J.S. Petzen, M.L. Stratton and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Western Plateau Region, 1992. 6/93. 36 pp.
21.
EB 93-13
Brake, J.R. Winding Down Your Farm Operation. 7/93. 13 pp.
22.
EB 93-14
Smith, S.F. and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Eastern New York Renter
Summary 1992. 8/93. 20 pp.
23.
EB 93-15
German, G.A., G. Hawkes and D. Perosio. Supercenters: The Emerging Force in Food
Retailing. 10/93. 48 pp. (Out of print)
24.
EB 93-16
Casler, G.L. and S.F. Smith. Farm Income Tax Management and Reporting Reference
Manual. 11/93. 64 pp.
25.
EB 93-17
Ag Ec Staff. New York Economic Handbook, 1994 Agricultural Situation and Outlook.
12/1/93. 100 pp.
26.
EB 93-18
LaDue, E.L. Time Value of Money. 12/93. 28 pp.
27.
EB 94-01
White, G.B., A. DeMarree and L.D. Putnam. Fruit Farm Business Summary, Lake Ontario
Region, New York, 1992. 1/94. 23 pp.
28.
EB 94-02
Putnam, L.D., W.A. Knoblauch and S.F. Smith. Micro DFBS: A Guide to Processing Dairy
Farm Business Summaries in County and Regional Extension Offices for Micro DFBS
Version 3.0. 1/94. 100 pp.
29.
EB 94-03
Casler, G.L. Dairy Farm Cash Flow, Debt Repayment Ability and Financial Analysis. 1/94.
18 pp.
30.
EB 94-04
Novakovic, A.M. The Cornell Program on Dairy Markets and Policy Summary of
Activities, 1989 to 1993. 2/94. 17 pp.
31.
EB 94-05
Figueroa, E.R. Bibliography of Horticultural Product Marketing and Related Topic
Papers, Second Edition. 3/94. 123 pp.
32.
EB 94-06
Putnam, Linda D. and S.F. Smith. DFBS Expert System For Analyzing Dairy Farm
Businesses, Users' Guide for Version 4.0. 5/94. 15 pp.
33.
EB 94-07
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, J. Karszes, M. Stratton and D. Thorp. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Western Plain Region, 1993. 5/94. 37 pp.
34.
EB 94-08
Karszes, J. Dairy Replacement Programs: Costs & Analysis, Western New York, 1993.
5/94. 12 pp.
35.
EB 94-09
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, G. Allusen, P. Beyer, G. Davalos, A. Deming, G. Wally and G.
Yarnall. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Northern New York Region, 1993. 6/94. 37
pp.
3
Index
no.
Series
no.
36.
EB94-10
Knoblauch, W.A., L.D. Putnam, J.A. Hilson, A.E. Staehr and M.L. Stratton. Dairy Farm
Business Summary, Central New York and Central Plain Regions, 1993. 6/94. 37 pp.
37.
EB 94-11
Casler, G.L., A.M. Defresne, J.S. Petzen, C.W. Albers and S.F. Smith. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Western Plateau Region, 1993. 6/94. 37 pp.
38.
EB 94-12
Smith, S.F., L.D.Putnam, C.S. Wickswat and J.M. Thurgood. Dairy Farm Business Summary,
Northern Hudson Region, 1993. 6/94. 37 pp.
39.
EB 94-13
LaDue, E.L., J.M. Mierek, C.Z. Radick and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary,
Oneida-Mohawk Region, 1993. 6/94. 37 pp.
40.
EB 94-14
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, A.S. White, S.E. Hadcock and L.R. Hulle. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Southeastern New York Region, 1993. 6/94. 37 pp.
41.
EB 94-15
Milligan, R.A., L.D. Putnam, J.S. Carlson, A.C. Crispell and G.A. LeClar. Dairy Farm
Business Summary, Eastern Plateau Region, 1993. 6/94. 40 pp.
42.
EB 94-16
Poe, G.L. Extra Market Considerations in Farmland and Agricultural Policy. 7/94. 18 pp.
43.
EB 94-17
Brake, J.R. Financial Consideratons When Expanding Your Dairy Farming Operation.
7/94. 12 pp.
44.
EB 94-18
Faculty & Staff. Your Dairy in Transition: Your Farm and the Industry. 8/94. 29 pp.
(Part I of three-part series EB 94-18; EB 94-19; EB 94-20) ($7.00 ea.) (For copies, contact
Media Services, Cornell University Resource Center, 7 Business & Technology Park,
Ithaca, NY 14850 or http://www.cce.cornell.edu/publications/catalog.html)
45.
EB 94-19
Faculty & Staff. Your Dairy in Transition: A Planning Process for Considering Dairy
Farm Expansion. 8/94. 85 pp. (Part II of three-part series EB 94-18; EB 94-19; EB 9420) ($19.00 ea.) (For copies, contact Media Services, Cornell University Resource Center, 7
Business & Technology Park, Ithaca, NY 14850 or
http://www.cce.cornell.edu/publications/catalog.html)
46.
EB 94-20
Brake, J.R.. Your Dairy in Transition: Winding Down Your Farm Operation. 8/94. 11 pp.
(Part III of three-part series EB 94-18; EB 94-19; EB 94-20) ($6.00 ea.) (For copies,
contact Media Services, Cornell University Resource Center, 7 Business & Technology
Park, Ithaca, NY 14850 or http://www.cce.cornell.edu/publications/catalog.html)
47.
EB 94-21
Smith, S.F. and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Eastern New York Renter
Summary, 1993. 8/94. 30 pp.
48.
EB 94-22
Casler, G. Income Tax Consequences of Farm Debt Cancellation and Bankruptcy. 10/94.
14 pp.
49.
EB 94-23
Casler, G.L. and S.F. Smith. Farm Income Tax Management and Reporting, Reference
Manual. 11/94. 62 pp.
50.
EB 94-24
Karszes, J., S.F. Smith and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, New York Large
Herd Farms, 300 Cows or Larger, 1993. 11/94. 34 pp.
51.
EB 94-25
A.R.M.E. Staff. New York Economic Handbook: 1995 Agricultural Situation and Outlook.
12/94. 92 pp.
52.
EB 94-26
Knoblauch, W., L. Putnam, B. Stanton and M. Merrill. Census of Agriculture Highlights, New
York State, 1992. 12/94. 56 pp.
4
Index
no.
Series
no.
53.
EB 94-27
White, G.B., A. DeMarree and L.D. Putnam. Fruit Farm Business Summary, Lake Ontario
Region, New York, 1993. 12/94. 23 pp.
54.
EB 94-28
E.W. McLaughlin and G.F. Hawkes. Category Management: Current Status and Future
Outlook. 12/94. 44 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry Management Program, 147
Warren Hall, for copies.)
55.
EB 95-01
Smith, S.F. and L.D. Putnam. ProDairy Financial Data Collection Workbook. 1/95. 69 pp.
56.
EB 95-02
Tauer, L.W. and D.A. Grossman. Estate and Succession Planning for Small Business
Owners. 1/95. 23 pp.
57.
EB 95-03
Putnam, L.D., W.A. Knoblauch and S.F. Smith. Micro DFBS: A Guide to Processing Dairy
Farm Business Summaries in County and Regional Extension Offices for Micro DFBS
Version 3.1. 1/95. 99 pp.
58.
EB 95-04
Putnam, L.D. and S.F. Smith. DFBS Expert System For Analyzing Dairy Farm Businesses,
Users' Guide for Version 5.0. 2/95. 24 pp.
59.
EB 95-05
Erba, E.M. and A.M. Novakovic. The Evolution of Milk Pricing and Government
Intervention in Dairy Markets. 2/95. 16 pp. (Out of print) (http://www.cpdmp.cornell.
edu/Pubs/pubs.html#EB9505)
60.
EB 95-06
Poe, G.L. The Evolution of Federal Water Pollution Control Policies. 2/95. 10 pp.
61.
EB 95-07
Erba, E.M. and W.A. Knoblauch. An Economic Evaluation of Two Alternative Uses of
Excess Capacity in the Milking Parlor. 3/95. 15 pp.
62.
EB 95-08
McLaughlin, E.W. and K. Park. A Presentation Guide to The U.S. Food Industry. 5/95. 75
pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for
copies.)
63.
EB 95-09
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, J. Karszes, M. Stratton and D. Thorp. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Western Plain Region, 1994. 5/95. 37 pp.
64.
EB 95-10
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, G. Allhusen, P. Beyer, A. Deming, R. Spaulding and G. Yarnall.
Dairy Farm Business Summary, Northern New York Region, 1994. 5/95. 37 pp.
65.
EB 95-11
NILDP Education Committee. Proceedings: Toward the 1995 Farm Bill and Beyond.
5/95. (Sponsored by The Extension Education Committee of the Cornell Program on Dairy
Markets and Policy, National Institute of Livestock and Dairy Policy.)
66.
EB 95-12
Casler, G.L., A.M. Dufresne, J. Grace, J.S. Petzen, L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Western Plateau Region, 1994. 6/95. 37 pp.
67.
EB 95-13
Karszes, J., S.F. Smith and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, New York Large
Herd Farms, 300 Cows or Larger, 1994. 6/95. 37 pp.
68.
EB 95-14
LaDue, E.L., J.M. Hilts, C.Z. Radick and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary,
Oneida-Mohawk Region, 1994. 6/95. 37 pp.
69.
EB 95-15
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, C.N. Cuykendall and M.L. Stratton. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Central New York and Central Plain Regions, 1994. 6/95. 37 pp.
70.
EB 95-16
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, S.E. Hadcock, L.R. Hulle, C.A. McKeon, and G. J. Skoda. Dairy
Farm Business Summary, Southeastern New York Region, 1994. 6/95. 37 pp.
5
Index
no.
Series
no.
71.
EB 95-17
Milligan, R.A., L.D. Putnam, J.S. Carlson, C.A. Crispell and K. Hoffman. Dairy Farm
Business Summary, Eastern Plateau Region, 1994. 6/95. 37 pp.
72.
EB 95-18
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, C.S. Wickswat, A.W. Deming and D.R. Wood. Dairy Farm
Business Summary, Northern Hudson Region, 1994. 6/95. 37 pp.
73.
EB 95-19
Smith, S.F. and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Eastern New York Renter
Summary, 1994. 8/95. 30 pp.
74.
EB 95-20
Kay, D. and D. Wilcox. Seneca County's Local Governments: Opportunities for
Intergovernmental Cooperation, Needs for Educational and Technical Assistance .
8/95. 150 pp.
75.
EB 95-21
Smith, S.F. and C.H. Cuykendall. Farm Income Tax Management and Reporting Reference
Manual. 10/95. 70 pp.
76.
EB 95-22
Thurgood, J.M. Income Tax Implications for Farmers Receiving New York City Watershed
Agricultural Program Payments. 10/95. 13 pp. (Out of print)
77.
EB 95-23
A.R.M.E. Staff. New York Economic Handbook: 1996 Agricultural Situation and Outlook.
12/95. 96 pp.
78.
EB 95-24
Willett, L.S., N.W. Calderone and M.T. Sanford. Bee Economics: A Computer Model for
Economic Analysis of Beekeeping Operations. 12/95. 44 pp.
79.
EB 96-01
White, G.B., A.M. DeMarree and L.D. Putnam. Fruit Farm Business Summary, Lake
Ontario Region, New York, 1994. 1/96. 24 pp.
80.
EB 96-02
Putnam, L.D., W.A. Knoblauch and S.F. Smith. Micro DFBS: A Guide to Processing Dairy
Farm Business Summaries in County and Regional Extension Offices for Micro DFBS
Version 3.2. 1/96. 89 pp.
81.
EB 96-03
Stanton, B.F. and N.L. Bills. The Return of Agricultural Lands to Forest, Changing Land
Use in the Twentieth Century. 2/96. 132 pp.
82.
EB 96-04
Putnam, L.D. and S.F. Smith. DFBS, Expert System For Analyzing Dairy Farm Businesses,
Users' Guide for Version 6.0. 2/96. 24 pp.
83.
EB 96-05
Park, K., D. Perosio, G.A. German and E.W. McLaughlin. What's In Store for Home
Shopping? 4/96. 84 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry Management Program, 147
Warren Hall, for copies.)
84.
EB 96-06
Knoblauch, W.A., S.F. Smith, L.D. Putnam, J. Karszes, M. Stratton, J. Hilson, D. Thorp and G.
Allhusen. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Western and Central Plain Region, 1995.
4/96. 38 pp.
85.
EB 96-07
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, C.S. Wickswat, S. Buxton and D.R. Wood. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Northern Hudson Region, 1995. 5/96. 38 pp.
86.
EB 96-08
Karszes, J., S.F. Smith and L.D. Putnam. New York Large Herd Farms, 300 Cows or Larger,
1995. 5/96. 36 pp.
87.
EB 96-09
Knoblauch, W.A., C.A. Crispell, J.S. Petzen, J.W. Grace, G.A. LeClar, A.N. Dufresne and L.D.
Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Western and Central Plateau Region, 1995.
6/96. 37 pp.
6
Index
no.
Series
no.
88.
EB 96-10
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, P. Beyer, A. Deming, T. Teegerstrom and G. Yarnall. Dairy Farm
Business Summary, Northern New York Region, 1995. 6/96. 38 pp.
89.
EB 96-11
LaDue, E.L., S.F.Smith, K. Livingston, J.A. Hilson, A.E. Staehr, T. Weeks, J.M. Hilts, C.Z.
Radick and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Central Valleys Region,
1995. 6/96. 38 pp.
90.
EB 96-12
Milligan, R.A., L.D. Putnam, C.A. McKeon, S.E. Hadcock, L.R. Hulle, P. Cerosaletti and M.
Kiraly. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Southeastern New York Region, 1995. 6/96.
38 pp.
91.
EB 96-13
Figueroa, E.E.. Bibliography of Horticultural Product Marketing and Related Topic
Papers, Third Edition. 6/96. 149 pp.
92.
EB 96-14
Doyon, M.A. and A.M. Novakovic. Trade Liberalization and the U.S. and Canadian Dairy
Industries. 6/96. 18 pp. (http://www.cpdmp.cornell.edu/Pubs/pubs.html#EB9614)
93.
EB 96-15
de Guiguet, E.D. and J.E. Pratt. A Comparative Assessment of the Milk Hauling Sector in
the US and Argentina. 8/96. 12 pp. (http://www.cpdmp.cornell.edu/Pubs/pubs.html#
EB9615)
94.
EB 96-16
Smith, S.F. and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Eastern New York Renter
Summary, 1996. 9/96. 30 pp.
95.
EB 96-17
Smith, S. Income Tax Myths, Truths, and Examples Concerning Farm Property
Dispositions. 10/96. 15 pp.
96.
EB 96-18
Smith, S. and C. Cuykendall. Farm Income Tax Management and Reporting, Reference
Manual. 10/96. 66 pp.
97.
EB 96-19
A.R.M.E. Staff. New York Economic Handbook, 1997: Agribusiness Economic Outlook
Conference. 12/1/96. 104 pp.
98.
EB 96-20
German, G., J. Wu and M.L. Chai. Supermarket Development in China. 12/96. 40 pp. ($25
ea.) (Contact the Food Industry Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
99.
EB 97-01
Park, K., E.W. McLaughlin and C. Kreider. Changing Patterns of Fruit and Vegetable
Production in New York State, 1970-94. 1/97. 46 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food
Industry Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
100.
EB 97-02
Putnam, L.D., W.A. Knoblauch and S.F. Smith. Micro DFBS: A Guide to Processing Dairy
Farm Business Summaries in County and Regional Extension Offices for Micro DFBS,
Version 4.0. 2/97. 85 pp.
101.
EB 97-03
Erba, E.M., R.D. Aplin and M.W. Stephenson. Labor Productivities and Costs in 35 of the
Best Fluid Milk Plants in the U.S. 3/97. 23 pp. (http://www.cpdmp.cornell.edu/Pubs/
pubs.html#EB9703)
102.
EB 97-04
White, G.B., A. DeMarree and L.D. Putnam. Fruit Farm Business Summary, Lake Ontario
Region, New York, 1995. 4/97. 27 pp.
103.
EB 97-05
Knoblauch, W.A., L.D. Putnam, J. Karszes, M. Stratton, C. Mentis and George Allhusen. Dairy
Farm Business Summary: Western and Central Plain Region, 1996. 5/97. 38 pp.
7
Index
no.
Series
no.
104.
EB 97-06
Knoblauch, W.A., L.D. Putnam, C.A. Crispell, J.S. Petzen, J.W. Grace, A.N. Dufresne and G.
Albrecht. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Western and Central Plateau Region, 1996.
6/97. 38 pp.
105.
EB 97-07
Knoblauch, W.A., L.D. Putnam, S.E. Hadcock, L.R. Hulle, M. Kiraly, C.A. McKeon. Dairy
Farm Business Summary, Southeastern New York Region, 1996. 6/97. 38 pp.
106.
EB 97-08
Karszes, J., W.A. Knoblauch and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, New York
Large Herd Farms, 300 Cows or Larger, 1996. 6/26/97. 40 pp.
107.
EB 97-09
Smith, S.F., L.D. Putnam, C.S. Wickswat, S. Buxton and D.R. Wood. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Northern Hudson Region, 1996. 7/97. 38 pp.
108.
EB 97-10
Poe, G. "Maximizing the Environmental Benefits per Dollar Expended": An Economic
Interpretation and Review of Agricultural Environmental Benefits and Costs. 7/97. 45
pp.
109.
EB 97-11
LaDue, E.L., S.F. Smith, L.D. Putnam, D. Bowne, Z. Kurdich, C. Mentis, T. Wengert and C.Z.
Radick. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Central Valleys Region, 1996. 8/97. 38 pp.
110.
EB 97-12
Milligan, R.A., L.D. Putnam, P. Beyer, A. Deming, T. Teegerstrom, C. Trowbridge and G.
Yarnall. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Northern New York Region, 1996. 8/97. 38
pp.
111.
EB 97-13
White, G.B., A.M. DeMarree and L.D. Putnam. Fruit Farm Business Summary, Lake
Ontario Region, New York, 1996. 8/97. 26 pp.
112.
EB 97-14
Conneman, G., C.Crispell, J. Grace, K. Parsons and L. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Intensive Grazing Farms, New York, 1996. 8/97. 35 pp. (Out of print)
113.
EB 97-15
Knoblauch, W.A. and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Eastern New York
Renter Summary, 1996. 9/97. 30 pp.
114.
EB 97-16
LaDue, E.L. Analyzing Capital Leases. 9/97. 23 pp.
115.
EB 97-17
LaDue, E.L. LEAP, Lease Analysis Program -- A Computer Program for Economic
Analysis of Capital Leases. 9/97. 21 pp.
116.
EB 97-18
Shaffer, B. and G.B. White. Lake Erie Grape Farm Cost Survey, 1991-1995. 10/97. 14 pp.
117.
EB 97-19
Smith, S.F. and C.H. Cuykendall. 1997 Farm Income Tax Management and Reporting
Reference Manual. 10/97. 70 pp.
118.
EB 97-20
Grossman, D.A. Farm Labor Regulations. 11/97. 53 pp. ($3.70 ea.) (For copies, contact
Media Services, Resource Center, Cornell Business and Technology Park-Bldg. 7 and 8
Ithaca, NY 14850.)
119.
EB 97-21
A.R.M.E. Staff. New York Economic Handbook, 1998: Agribusiness Economic Outlook
Conference. 12/97. 84 pp.
120.
EB 97-22
LaDue, E.L. FISA -- A Complete Set of Financial Statements for Agriculture. 12/97. 35 pp.
121.
EB 98-01
Pratt, J.E., A.M. Novakovic, P.M. Bishop, M.W. Stephenson, E.M. Erba and C. Alexander.
Estimation of Regional Differences in Class I Milk Values Across U.S. Milk Markets.
1/98. 11 pp. (http://www.cpdmp.cornell.edu/Pubs/pubs.html#EB9801)
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122.
EB 98-02
Putnam, L.D. and W.A. Knoblauch. MICRO DFBS: A Guide to Processing Dairy Farm
Business Summaries in County and Regional Extension Offices for Micro DFBS
Version 4.1. 1/98. 113 pp.
123.
EB 98-03
McClenahan, E.J. and R.A. Milligan. Profile of the Work Force on Dairy Farms in New
York and Wisconsin. 3/1/98. 29 pp.
124.
EB 98-04
Tauer, L.W. and D.A. Grossman. Estate and Succession Planning for Small Business
Owners. 3/98. 24 pp. (http://www.cals.cornell.edu/dept/arme/staff/lwt1/EB9804.pdf)
125.
EB 98-05
Green, G.M., E.W. McLaughlin and K. Park. A Presentation Guide to the U.S. Food
Industry. 5/98. 78 pp. ($25.00 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry Management Program,
147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
126.
EB 98-06
Karszes, J., K.A. Knoblauch and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, New York
Large Herd Farms, 300 Cows or Larger, 1997. 5/98. 41 pp.
127.
EB 98-07
Knoblauch, W.A., L.D. Putnam, J. Karszes, C. Mentis, G. Allhusen and J. Hanchar. Dairy
Farm Business Summary, Western and Central Plain Region, 1997. 5/98. 38 pp.
128.
EB 98-08
Conneman, G.J., L.D. Putnam, C.S. Wickswat, S. Buxton and D.R. Wood. Dairy Farm
Business Summary, Northern Hudson Region, 1997. 5/98. 38 pp.
129.
EB 98-09
Knoblauch, W.A., L.D. Putnam, C.A. Crispell, J.W. Grace, J.S. Petzen, A.N. Dufresne and G.
Albrecht. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Western and Central Plateau Region, 1997.
5/98. 38 pp.
130.
EB 98-10
Knoblauch, W.A., L.D. Putnam, S.E. Hadcock, L.R. Hulle, M. Kiraly and J.J. Walsh. Dairy
Farm Business Summary, Southeastern New York Region, 1997. 6/98. 38 pp.
131.
EB 98-11
Milligan, R.A., L.D. Putnam, G. Yarnall, P. Beyer, A. Deming and W. Van Loo. Dairy Farm
Business Summary, Northern New York Region, 1997. 7/98. 38 pp.
132.
EB 98-12
LaDue, E.L., S.F. Smith, W.A. Knoblauch, D. Bowne, Z. Kurdieh, C. Mentis, C.Z. Radick and
L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Central Valleys Region, 1997. 8/98. 38
pp.
133.
EB 98-13
Knoblauch, W.A. and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Business Summary, Eastern New York
Renter Summary, 1997. 8/98. 30 pp.
134.
EB 98-14
Conneman, G., C. Crispell, J. Grace, J. Karszes, L. Torbert and L.Putnam. Dairy Farm
Business Summary, Intensive Grazing Farms, New York, 1997. 8/98. 40 pp.
135.
EB 98-15
Smith, S.F. and C.H. Cuykendall. Determining and Reporting Income Tax Losses and Gains
from Storm Damage. 10/98. 14 pp.
136.
EB 98-16
Smith, S.F. and C.H. Cuykendall. Farm Income Tax Management and Reporting, Reference
Manual. 10/98. 70 pp.
137.
EB 98-17
A.R.M.E. Staff. New York Economic Handbook 1999: Agribusiness Economic Outlook
Conference. 12/98. 100 pp. (http://www.cals.cornell.edu/dept/arme/extens/outlook/
index.htm)
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Research Bulletins
138.
RB 92-05
Willett, L.S. An Econometric Analysis of the U.S. Apple Industry. 8/92. 65 pp. (Out of
print)
139.
RB 92-06
Smith, S.F., W.A. Knoblauch and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Management Business
Summary, New York State, 1991. 8/92. 74 pp. (Out of print)
140.
RB 92-07
McLaughlin, E.W. and D.M. Russo. The Changing Role of the Korean Food Store in New
York City. 9/92. 14 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry Management Program, 147
Warren Hall, for a photocopy.)
141.
RB 92-08
Boisvert, R.N., N.L. Bills, M. Middagh and M. Schenkel. Time-of-Use Rates and Electricity
Costs of Representative New York Dairy Farms. 10/92. 45 pp.
142.
RB 92-09
Jack, K.E., W.A. Knoblauch and A.M. Novakovic. Characteristics and Performance of New
York Dairy Farms. 10/92. 42 pp.
143.
RB 92-10
Maloney, T.R. and R.A. Milligan. A Survey of Human Resource Management Practices in
Florist Crop Production Firms. 10/92. 92 pp.
144.
RB 92-11
Schuh, G.E. International Monetary Issues and Agricultural Development. 11/92. 17 pp.
145.
RB 92-12
Fredericks, P.J. and E.W. McLaughlin. New Product Procurement: A Summary of Buying
Practices and Acceptance Criteria at U.S. Supermarket Chains. 12/92. 86 pp. (Out of
print)
146.
RB 93-01
Marrero, F. and S. Kyle. Feed Grains and Meat Production in Venezuela. 1/93. 69 pp.
147.
RB 93-02
Kaiser, H.M. and D.P. Blayney. A Survey of Economic Models of the Dairy Industry. 6/93.
58 pp.
148.
RB 93-03
Kaiser, H.M. and O.D. Forker. Analysis of Generic Dairy Advertising Scenarios on Retail,
Wholesale, and Farm Milk Markets. 6/93. 51 pp.
149.
RB 93-04
Hansmire, M.R. and L.S. Willett. Price Transmission Processes: A Study of Price Lags and
Asymmetric Price Response Behavior for New York Red Delicious and McIntosh
Apples. 6/93. 51 pp. (Out of print)
150.
RB 93-05
Maloney, T.R., R.A. Milligan and K.T. Petracek. A Survey of Recruitment & Selection
Practices in Florist Crop Production Firms. 6/93. 88 pp.
151.
RB 93-06
Tauer, L.W. and T. Seleka. Agricultural Diversity and Cash Receipt Variability for
Individual States. 6/93. 40 pp.
152.
RB 93-07
Lesser. W. Valuation of Plant Variety Protection Certificates. 6/93. 11 pp.
153.
RB 93-08
Suzuki, N., H.M. Kaiser, J.E. Lenz and O.D. Forker. Evaluating U.S. Generic Milk
Advertising Effectiveness Using an Imperfect Competition Model. 7/93. 25 pp.
154.
RB 93-09
Kaiser, H.M. An Analysis of Alternatives to the Dairy Price Support Program. 7/93. 24 pp.
155.
RB 93-10
Lesser, W. Royalty Collection for Patented Livestock. 7/93. 23 pp.
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156.
RB 93-11
Smith, S.F., W.A. Knoblauch and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Management Business
Summary, New York State, 1992. 8/93. 76 pp.
157.
RB 93-12
Chi, R. and W. Lesser. Supermarket Prices Redux. 8/93. 17 pp.
158.
RB 93-13
Erba, E., J. Pratt and W. Wasserman. The Structure of the Milk Hauling Industry in New
York and Pennsylvania. 9/10/93. 32 pp. (Out of print)
159.
RB 93-14
Skees, J.R. The Political Economy of a Crop Insurance Experiment. 11/93. 19 pp.
160.
RB 94-01
McLaughlin, E.W. and D.J. Perosio. Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Procurement Dynamics:
The Role of the Supermarket Buyer. 2/94. 96 pp. (Out of print)
161.
RB 94-02
Pratt, J., W. Wasserman and S. Trerise. Milk Hauling Cost Analysis, Version 2.0. 3/94. 37
pp.
162.
RB 94-03
Erba, E. and J. Pratt. The Geographic Structure of Milk Hauling Cost and Efficiencies in
New York State. 5/94. 56 pp.
163.
RB 94-04
Schwartz, L.A. and L.S. Willett. Price Transmission Theory and Applications to
Agroindustry: An Annotated Bibliography. 6/94. 55 pp. (Out of print)
164.
RB 94-05
Henehan, B.M. and B.L. Anderson. Decision Making in Membership Organizations: A
Study of Fourteen U.S. Cooperatives. 6/94. 103 pp.
165.
RB 94-06
Miles, H., S.J. Schwager and J.E. Lenz. Identifying a Reduced Set of Salient Attributes that
Influence Consumers' Choice Among Whole, LowFat, and Skim Milk for Beverage
Use. 8/94. 32 pp.
166.
RB 94-07
Smith, S.F., W.A. Knoblauch and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Management Business
Summary, New York State, 1993. 9/94. 76 pp.
167.
RB 94-08
Schenkel, M. and R.N. Boisvert. The Effects of Time-of-Use Electricity Rates on New York
Dairy Farms. 10/94. 90 pp.
168.
RB 95-01
McLaughlin, E.W., G. Hawkes, K. Park and D. Perosio. Supermarket Bakery Consumers
Attitudes, Preferences, Behaviors. 2/95. 84 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry
Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
169.
RB 95-02
White, G.B. The Economics of Converting Conventionally Managed Eastern Vineyards to
Organic Management Practices. 8/95. 29 pp.
170.
RB 95-03
Smith, S.F., W.A. Knoblauch and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Management Business
Summary, New York State, 1994. 8/95. 76 pp. (Out of print)
171.
RB 95-04
Kaiser, H.M. and J.C. Reberte. Impact of Generic Fluid Milk Advertising on Whole, Lowfat,
and Skim Milk Demand. 8/95. 11 pp.
172.
RB 95-05
Nicholson, C.F. Mexico's Dairy Sector in the 1990s: A Descriptive Analysis. 10/95. 66 pp.
(Out of print)
173.
RB 95-06
Thomas, A.C. and R.N. Boisvert. The Bioeconomics of Regulating Nitrates in Groundwater
from Agricultural Production Through Taxes, Quantity Restrictions, and Pollution
Permits. 11/95. 97 pp.
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174.
RB 96-01
Reberte, C., H. Kaiser, J. Lenz and O. Forker. Generic Advertising Wearout: The Case of
the New York City Fluid Milk Campaign. 1/96. 11 pp. (Out of print)
175.
RB 96-02
Ranney, Christine K., editor. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting S216 Regional Project,
Food Demand and Consumption Behavior. 2/96. 70 pp.
176.
RB 96-03
Ferrero, J., L. Boon, H.M. Kaiser and O.D. Forker. Annotated Bibliography of Generic
Commodity Promotion Research (revised). 3/96. 38 pp.
177.
RB 96-04
Ferrero, J. and H.M. Kaiser, editors. Commodity Promotion Economics: A Symposium in
Honor of Olan Forker's Retirement. 3/96. 57 pp.
178.
RB 96-05
Stephenson, M.W., J. Mattison, R.D. Aplin and E.M. Erba. The Magnitude of and Factors
Influencing Product Losses in 141 Fluid Milk Plants in the United States. 4/96. 18 pp.
(http://www.cpdmp.cornell.edu/Pubs/pubs.html#RB9605)
179.
RB 96-06
McLaughlin, E.W. and D.J. Perosio. Dairy Department Procurement Dynamics: The Role
of the Supermarket Buyer. 5/96. 73 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry
Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
180.
RB 96-07
Rasmussen, C.N., editor. Integrating Knowledge to Improve Dairy Farm Sustainability.
5/96. 166 pp. (Dairy Farm Sustainability Project, Final Report, May 1996. Crossreferenced as AN SCI Mimeo Series 188; ABEN Staff Report No. 96-1; SCAS Research
Series 96-4.)
181.
RB 96-08
Ford, S., R. Gardner, S. Gripp, S. Harsh, W. Knoblauch, A. Novakovic, L. Putnam, M.
Stephenson, A. Weersink and R. Yonkers. A Descriptive Analysis of the Characteristics
and Financial Performance of Dairy Farms in Michigan, New York, Ontario,
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. 7/96. 49 pp.
182.
RB 96-09
Kreider, C.R. and E.W. McLaughlin. The Feasibility of a Mid-Hudson Valley Wholesale
Fresh Product Facility: A Buyer Assessment. 7/96. 146 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the
Food Industry Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
183.
RB 96-10
Kaiser, H.M. Impact of National Generic Dairy Advertising on Dairy Markets, 1984-95.
8/96. 18 pp.
184.
RB 96-11
Smith, S.F., W.A. Knoblauch and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Management Business
Summary, New York State, 1995. 8/96. 78 pp.
185.
RB 96-12
Kawaguchi, T., N. Suzuki and H. Kaiser. A Spatial Equilibrium Model for Imperfectly
Competitive Milk Markets. 8/96. 30 pp.
186.
RB 96-13
Hanchar, J.J., R.A. Milligan and W.A. Knoblauch. Developing a Farm Plan to Address Water
Quality and Farm Business Objectives: A Framework for Planning. 9/96. 70 pp.
187.
RB 96-13a
Erba, E.M., J.E. Pratt, R.D. Aplin and M.W. Stephenson. Comparisons of Costs and
Efficiencies Between Cooperative, Proprietary, and Captive Fluid Milk Processors: A
Neutral Network Approach. 9/96. 36 pp. (http://www.cpdmp.cornell.edu/Pubs/pubs.
html#RB9613a)
188.
RB 96-14
Schmit, T.M., J.C. Reberte and H.M. Kaiser. An Economic Analysis of Generic Egg
Advertising in California, 1985-1995. 9/96. 21 pp.
189.
RB 96-15
Reberte, J.C., T.M. Schmit and H.M. Kaiser. An Ex Post Evaluation of Generic Egg
Advertising in the U.S. 10/96. 20 pp.
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190.
RB 96-16
Watanabe,Y., N. Suzuki and H. Kaiser. Identifying Consumer Characteristics Associated
with Japanese Preferences Towards Milk Products. 10/96. 9 pp.
191.
RB 96-17
Boisvert, R.N. and T.M. Schmit. Distribution of Community Water Systems Across the
United States with Emphasis on Size, Water Production, Ownership, and Treatment.
10/96. 114 pp.
192.
RB 96-18
Schmit, T.M. and R.N. Boisvert. Rural Utility Service's Water and Waste Disposal Loan
and Grant Program and its Contribution to Small Public Water System Improvements
in New York State. 10/96. 65 pp.
193.
RB 96-19
Kinnucan, H.W. and H. Xiao. A Theory of Nonprice Export Promotion with Application to
USDA's Subsidy Programs. 11/1/96. 29 pp. (NICPRE pub. #96-09)
194.
RB 96-20
Comeau, A., R.C. Mittelhammer and T.I. Wahl. Assessing the Effectiveness of MPP Meat
Advertising and Promotion in the Japanese Market. 11/96. 33 pp. (NICPRE pub. #9610)
195.
RB 97-01
Bishop, P.M. and A.M. Novakovic. The Implications of Trade Liberalization for Federal
Milk Marketing Orders. 1/97. 50 pp. (http://www.cpdmp.cornell.edu/Pubs/RB9701.pdf)
196.
RB 97-02
Streeter, D., N. Bills, J. Maestro-Scherer and R. Neenan. Information Needs of Agricultural
Exporters: Results from a Focus Group Series. 2/97. 35 pp.
197.
RB 97-03
Erba, E.M., R.D. Aplin and M.W. Stephenson. An Analysis of Processing and Distribution
Productivity and Costs in 35 Fluid Milk Plants. 2/97. 290 pp. (http://www.cpdmp.
cornell.edu/Pubs/pubs.html)
198.
RB 97-04
Kaiser, H.M. and J.L. Ferrero. Cornell Commodity Promotion Research Program:
Summary of Recent Research Projects. 4/97. 33 pp. (NICPRE pub. #97-01)
199.
RB 97-05
White, G.B., B.Shaffer, R.M. Pool and Alejandro Lalor. The Economics of Replanting
Generic Wine Grape Varieties in New York. 4/97. 18 pp.
200.
RB 97-06
Lenz, J., H.M. Kaiser and C. Chung. An Economic Analysis of Generic Milk Advertising
Impacts on Markets in New York State. 4/97. 26 pp. (NICPRE pub. #97-02)
201.
RB 97-07
Hanawa, H., L.S. Willett and W.G. Tomek. An Econometric Analysis of the U.S. Kiwifruit
Industry: Annual and Monthly Factors. 4/97. 102 pp.
202.
RB 97-08
McLaughlin, E.W., D.J. Perosio and J.L. Park. Retail Logistics and Merchandising
Requirements in the Year 2000. 5/97. 81 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry
Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
203.
RB 97-09
Bishop, P., J. Pratt, E. Erba, A. Novakovic and M. Stephenson. An Economic and
Mathematical Description of the U.S. Dairy Sector Simulator. 7/97. 80 pp. ($15 ea.)
(For hard copy, contact the Cornell Program on Dairy Markets and Policy, 315 Warren
Hall.) (http://www.cpdmp.cornell.edu/Pubs/pubs.html)
204.
RB 97-10
Kaiser, H.M. Impact of National Generic Dairy Advertising on Dairy Markets, 1984-96.
7/97. 32 pp. (NICPRE pub. #97-03)
205.
RB 97-11
Doyon, M. and A. Novakovic. An Application of Experimental Economics to Agricultural
Policies: The Case of US Dairy Deregulation on Farm-Level Markets. 9/97. 58 pp.
(http://www.cpdmp.cornell.edu/Pubs/pubs.html)
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206.
RB 97-12
Le, C.T., H.M. Kaiser and W.G. Tomek. Export Promotion and Import Demand for U.S.
Red Meat in Selected Pacific Rim Countries. 9/97. 8 pp. (NICPRE pub. #97-04)
207.
RB 97-13
Kawaguchi, T., N. Suzuki and H.M. Kaiser. Impact of Federal Marketing Orders on the
Structure of Milk Markets in the United States. 9/97. 20 pp.
208.
RB 97-14
Knoblauch, W.A. and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Management Business Summary, New
York State, 1996. 9/97. 78 pp.
209.
RB 97-15
McLaughlin, E.W., K. Park and D.J. Perosio. Marketing and Performance Benchmarks for
the Fresh Produce Industry. 10/97. 143 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry
Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
210.
RB 97-16
McLaughlin, E.W. and K. Park. The Fresh Produce Wholesaling System: Trends,
Challenges, and Opportunities. 12/97. 83 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry
Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
211.
RB 98-01
Peterson, J.M. and R.N. Boisvert. Optimal Voluntary "Green" Payment Programs to Limit
Nitrate Contamination Under Price and Yield Risk. 1/98. 98 pp.
212.
RB 98-02
Xiao, H., H.W. Kinnucan and H.M. Kaiser. Advertising, Structural Change and U.S. NonAlcoholic Drink Demand. 3/98. 23 pp. (NICPRE pub. #98-01)
213.
RB 98-03
Chung, C. and H.M. Kaiser. Determinants of Temporal Variations in Generic Advertising
Effectiveness. 4/98. 16 pp. (NICPRE pub. #98-02)
214.
RB 98-04
Kaiser, H.M. Impact of National Generic Dairy Advertising on Dairy Markets, 1984-97.
5/98. 30 pp. (NICPRE pub. #98-03)
215.
RB 98-05
Pratt, J.E., P.M. Bishop, E.M. Erba, A.M. Novakovic and M.W. Stephenson. Normative
Estimates of Class I Prices Across U.S. Milk Markets. 7/98. 57 pp. ($15 ea.) (For hard
copy, contact the Cornell Program on Dairy Markets and Policy, 317 Warren Hall.)
(http://cpdmp.cornell.edu/pubs/pubs.html#RB9805)
216.
RB 98-06
Knoblauch, W.A. and L.D. Putnam. Dairy Farm Management Business Summary, New
York State, 1997. 8/98. 80 pp.
217.
RB 98-07
White, G.B. and C. Cuykendall. Economics of Drip Irrigation for Apple Orchards in New
York State. 9/98. 18 pp.
218.
RB 98-08
McLaughlin, E.W., K. Park, D.J. Perosio and G.M. Green. Focus on People: Marketing and
Performance Benchmarks for the Fresh Produce Industry. 9/98. 122 pp. (Study completed
by the Food Industry Management Program for the Produce Marketing Association. Copies
can be obtained by writing to the PMA at 1500 Casho Mill Rd., PO Box 6036, Newark, DE
19714-6036.)
219.
RB 98-09
Weaver, R.V. Structural and Marketing Changes in U.S. Retailing, 1987-1997, Foundation
for the Future. 11/98. 106 pp. ($25 ea.) (Contact the Food Industry Management
Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
220.
RB 98-10
Chung, C. and H.M. Kaiser. Distribution of Gains from Research and Promotion in MultiStage Production Systems: Further Results. 11/98. 8 pp.
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221.
SP 92-07
Milligan, R.A. and G.K. Hutt. Organizational Structure: Does it Hinder or Promote
Management Decisions. 8/92. 13 pp.
222.
SP 92-08
LaDue, E.L. Knowing the Numbers is the Key. 8/92. 7 pp.
223.
SP 92-09
Erickson, J.D. From Ecology to Economics: The Case Against CO2 Fertilization. 8/92. 32
pp.
224.
SP 92-10
Smith, S.F. Rates and Patterns of Change in New York Dairy Farm Numbers and
Productivity. 9/92. 12 pp.
225.
SP 92-11
Willett, L.S. An Economic Analysis of the U.S. Honey Industry: Survey Sample and
Mailing. 11/92. 116 pp.
226.
SP 92-12
Willett, L.S. An Economic Analysis of the U.S. Honey Industry: Data Documentation.
10/92. 143 pp.
227.
SP 92-13
Willett, L.S. An Economic Analysis of the U.S. Honey Industry: Data Summary. 10/92.
202 pp.
228.
SP 92-14
Willett, L.S. An Economic Analysis of the U.S. Honey Industry: Econometric Model.
10/92. 71 pp.
229.
SP 92-15
Nogueira, M.J. and S.C. Kyle. Sustainable Development and Economic Growth in the
Amazon Rainforest. 10/92. 55 pp. (Out of print)
230.
SP 92-16
Lesser, W. Modifications in Intellectual Property Rights Law and Effects on Agricultural
Research. 10/92. 25 pp. (Out of print)
231.
SP 92-17
LaDue, E.L. The Cost of Producing Milk as a Management Tool. 11/92. 17 pp.
232.
SP 92-18
Erickson, J.D. The Inefficiency and Unfairness of Tradable CO2 Permits. 11/92. 30 pp.
233.
SP 92-19
Chapman, D. Environmental Costs and NAFTA Potential Impact on the U.S. Economy
and Selected Industries of the North American Free Trade Agreement. 12/92. 15 pp.
234.
SP 92-20
LaDue, E.L. Capital Asset Issues for the Farm Financial Standards Task Force. 12/92. 23
pp.
235.
SP 93-01
Allee, D.J., L.B. Dworsky and A.E. Utton. Managing Transboundary Water Conflict: The
United States and its Boundary Commissions. 1/93. 13 pp. (Out of print)
236.
SP 93-02
Tauer, L.W. Segmenting the Milk Market into bST-Produced and Non-bST-Produced
Milk. 1/93. 22 pp.
237.
SP 93-03
Christy, R.D. "Economic Correctness" and Agricultural Economics. 3/93. 28 pp.
238.
SP 93-04
Willett, L.S., H.M. Kaiser, D.H. Streeter and K.L. Beissner. The Effectiveness of Concept
Mapping as a Teaching Tool: Evidence from Courses in Applied Economics. 3/93. 19
pp.
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239.
SP 93-05
Figueroa, E.E. An Analysis of the Effects of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of
1986 (IRCA) on Seasonal Agricultural Service (SAS) Crops in New York State. 4/93.
29 pp.
240.
SP 93-06
Tauer, L.W. The Skills and Training Needed by Farm Management Researchers in the
Future. 5/93. 18 pp. (Out of print)
241.
SP 93-07
Underhill, S.E. and E.E. Figueroa. Consumer Preferences for NonConventionally Grown
Produce. 5/93. 23 pp.
242.
SP 93-08
Tauer, L.W. Farmer Productivity at Various Ages. 6/93. 11 pp.
243.
SP 93-09
Tauer, L.W. and J.J. Hanchar. Nonparametric Technical Efficiency with N Firms and M
Inputs: A Simulation. 7/93. 17 pp.
244.
SP 93-10
Figueroa, E.E. Pesticide Use and Produce Quality: Evaluating the Role of Private Sector
Institutions. 7/93. 16 pp.
245.
SP 93-11
Poe, G.L. and R.C. Bishop. Prior Information, General Information, and Specific
Information in the Contingent Valuation of Environmental Risks: The Case of
Nitrates in Groundwater. 7/93. 30 pp. (Out of print)
246.
SP 93-12
Milligan, R.A. Characteristics of Small Business Succeeding in the Next Century. 7/93. 12
pp.
247.
SP 93-13
LaDue, E.L. Financial Management on Large Dairy Farms. 8/93. 21 pp.
248.
SP 93-14
Emerick, P.A., L.S. Willett and A.M. Novakovic. Incorporating Price Regulation in
Causality Tests for Dairy Markets. 8/93. 15 pp.
249.
SP 93-15
Tomek, W.G. Dynamics of Price Changes: Implications for Agricultural Futures Markets.
9/93. 15 pp.
250.
SP 93-16
Jack, K.E. The Effect of Selected Farm Characteristics on Dairy Farm Profitability: A
Logistical Regression Analysis. 8/93. 12 pp.
251.
SP 93-17
Bishop, P.M., J.E. Pratt and A.M. Novakovic. Analyzing the Impacts of the Proposed North
American Free Trade Agreement on European North American Dairy Trade Using a
Joint Input, Muti-Product Approach. 9/93. 16 pp.
252.
SP 93-18
Erickson, J.D. and D. Chapman. Photovolataic Technology: Markets, Economics,
Development. 9/93. 31 pp.
253.
SP 93-19
LaDue, E.L. The Effect of Deferred Taxes on Market Value Balance Sheets. 11/93. 8 pp.
(Out of print)
254.
SP 93-20
Drennen, T.E., J.D. Erickson and D. Chapman. Solar Power and Climate Change Policy in
Developing Countries. 11/93. 23 pp.
255.
SP 93-21
Figueroa, E.E. Overview of the New York State Vegetable Industry. 11/93. 12 pp.
256.
SP 93-22
LaDue, E.L. Partnership Agreements and InterGenerational Transfer: Opportunities for
Agricultural Banks. 11/93. 8 pp. (Out of print)
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no.
257.
SP 93-23
LaDue, E.L. and S. Allen, editors. Regulatory, Efficiency, and Management Issues Affecting
Rural Financial Markets. 12/93. 226 pp. ($8.50 ea.) (Order copies from the Farm
Management and Finance Group, 357 Warren Hall.)
258.
SP 94-01
Tauer, L.W. and T.B. Seleka. Agricultural Diversity and Cash Receipt Variability for
Individual States. 1/94. 20 pp.
259.
SP 94-02
Chapman, D. Apartheid and Elephants: The Kruger National Park in a New South Africa.
11/93. 20 pp.
260.
SP 94-03
Christy, R.D. Private Strategies and Public Policies: The Economics of Information and
the Economic Organization of Markets. 4/94. 28 pp.
261.
SP 94-04
Bernard, J.C. and L.S. Willett. The Impact of Lag Determination on Price Relationships in
the U.S. Broiler Industry. 4/94. 21 pp.
262.
SP 94-05
Tauer, L.W. Age and Farmer Productivity. 4/94. 16 pp.
263.
SP 94-06
Bishop, P.M., J.E. Pratt and A.M. Novakovic. Using a Joint-Input, Multi-Product
Formulation to Improve Spatial Price Equilibrium Models. 5/94. 13 pp.
264.
SP 94-07
Tauer, L.W. Do New York Dairy Farmers Maximize Profits? 5/94. 13 pp.
265.
SP 94-08
LaDue, E.L. Financial Analysis of Agricultural Businesses: Ten Do's and Don'ts. 6/94. 26
pp.
266.
SP 94-09
Figueroa, E.E. U.S. Vegetable Exports to North America: Trends and Constraints to
Market Analysis. 6/94. 28 pp.
267.
SP 94-10
Hawkes, G.F. and E.W. McLaughlin. Segment Targeting at Retail Stores. 8/94. 14 pp. ($25
ea.) (Contact the Food Industry Management Program, 147 Warren Hall, for copies.)
268.
SP 94-11
LaDue, E.L. Capital Assets, Issues and Recommendations for the Farm Financial
Standards Task Force. 10/94. 24 pp.
269.
SP 94-12
Forker, O.D. Public Involvement is Absolutely Necessary for Markets to be Efficient: An
Overview. 12/94. 13 pp.
270.
SP 94-13
LaDue, E.L. Why Lend to Agriculture. 12/94. 26 pp.
271.
SP 95-01
Lyson, T., L. Tauer, and R. Welsh. Factors Related to the Adoption of BST Among a
Population of Farmers in Ontario County, New York. 3/95. 20 pp.
272.
SP 95-02
LaDue, E.L. Alternatives to 50-50 Partnership Arrangements. 6/95. 21 pp.
273.
SP 95-03
Henehan, B.M. and R.L. Campbell. Cooperation Works! An Evaluation of an Interactive
Video Teleconference. 7/95. 34 pp.
274.
SP 95-04
Milligan, R.A. The Role of Farm Vision and Mission in Constructing Whole Farm Plans to
Improve Water Quality. 8/95. 13 pp.
275.
SP 95-05
Minten, B. and S. Kyle. Price Transmission and Price Integration in Food Retail Markets:
The Case of Kinshasa (Zaire). 9/95. 29 pp.
276.
SP 95-06
Minten, B. and S. Kyle. The Impact of International Prices and Exchange Rates on
Domestic Food Prices in Zaire. 9/95. 30 pp.
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Series
no.
277.
SP 95-07
Minten, B. and S. Kyle. The Effect of Distance and Road Quality on Food Prices,
Marketing Margins, and Traders' Wages: Evidence from Zaire. 9/95. 29 pp.
278.
SP 95-08
Minten, B. The Urban Poor And The Payday: The Pay of the Day Matters But So Does the
Day of That Pay. 9/95. 12 pp.
279.
SP 95-09
Minten, B. and S. Kyle. Asymmetry In Wholesale Retail Food Price Transmission In An
African Metropolitan Area: The Case of Kinshasa (Zaire). 9/95. 23 pp.
280.
SP 95-10
LaDue, E.L. Farm Lending Program Challenges for the Farm Service Agency. 9/95. 15 pp.
281.
SP 95-11
Lesser, W. Intellectual Property Protection for Indonesia. 9/26/95. 24 pp.
282.
SP 95-12
Smith, S.F. Tax Traps and Opportunities Associated with Family Farm Transfers. 10/95.
6 pp.
283.
SP 95-12a
White, G.B. Future of the Grape Industry: An Eastern Perspective. 12/95. 9 pp.
284.
SP 95-13
Doyon, M.A., J.E. Pratt and A.M. Novakovic. Regional Impact of Change in Dairy Trade
Policies on the Northeast U.S. and Central Canada Dairy Sectors. 12/95
12 pp.
285.
SP 96-01
Bills, N. Farmland Preservation: Agricltural Districts, Right-to-Farm Laws and Related
Legislation. 2/96. 20 pp.
286.
SP 96-02
Figueroa, E.E. The Effects of Increased Trade on the U.S. Fruit Sector. 3/96. 9 pp.
287.
SP 96-03
Figueroa, E.E. The Competitiveness of Mexican and Caribbean Basin Horticultural
Products in the U.S. Market. 4/96. 33 pp.
288.
SP 96-04
Lesser, W. International Treaties and Other Legal and Economic Issues Relating to the
Ownership and Use of Genetic Resources. 6/96. 20 pp.
289.
SP 96-05
Joyce, L.T. and N.L. Bills. Agricultural and Farmland Protection Planning: A Case Study
in Orange County, New York. 8/96. 48 pp.
290.
SP 96-06
Pratt, J., A. Novakovic, M. Stephenson, P. Bishop and E. Erba. U.S. Dairy Sector Simulator:
A Spatially Disaggregated Model of the U.S. Dairy Industry. 11/96. 53 pp. ($8 ea.)
(For hard copy, contact the Cornell Program on Dairy Markets and Policy, 317 Warren
Hall.) (http://cpdmp.cornell.edu/Pubs/SP9606.pdf)
291.
SP 96-07
Tomek, W.G. Farm-Retail Price Spreads in a Changing Economy. 12/96. 13 pp.
292.
SP 97-01
Jenni, J.K. Delivering Assistance to U.S. Agricultural Exporters: Observations from the
Front Lines. 1/97. 25 pp.
293.
SP 97-02
Poe, G.L. Extra-Market Values and Conflicting Agricultural Environmental Policies. 2/97.
11 pp.
294.
SP 97-03
Wilde, P. Transforming Agriculture and the National Economy in Taiwan: Lee Teng-hui
and the Joint Commission on Rural Reconstruction (JCRR). 5/97. 12 pp.
295.
SP 97-04
Lesser, W. Assessing the Implications of IPR on Plant and Animal Agriculture. 6/97. 26
pp.
296.
SP 97-05
Figueroa, E.E. The New York State Hispanic Population: A Description and Evaluation of
the Mexican Descent Group. 7/97. 32 pp.
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Series
no.
297.
SP 97-06
LaDue, E.L. Strategic Perspectives on Agricultural Finance. 9/97. 17 pp.
298.
SP 97-07
Khanna, N. and D. Chapman. Climate Policy and Petroleum Depletion in an Optimal
Growth Framework. 11/97. 50 pp.
299.
SP 98-01
Bills, N.L. and J.P. Cosgrove. Agricultural Districts: Lessons from New York. 9/98. 32 pp.
(http://www.cals.cornell.edu/dept/arme/staff/nlb4/publications/SP98-01.pdf)
300.
SP 98-02
Guvheya, G., E. Mabaya and R. Christy. Horticultural Marketing in Zimbabwe: Margins,
Price and Transmission and Spatial Market Integration. 9/98. 31 pp.
301.
SP 98-03
Henehan, B.M. and R.I. Brandoff. Considerations for Group Action in Marketing Specialty
Crops Produced in the New York City Watershed. 10/98. 59 pp.
19
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Series
no.
Working Papers
302.
WP 92-07
Mount, T.D. Climate Change, Sustainable Economic Systems and Welfare. 6/93. 22 pp.
303.
WP 92-09
Tauer, L.W. The Value of Segmenting the Milk Market into bST-Produced and Non-bSTProduced Milk. 7/92. 19 pp.
304.
WP 92-10
Chapman, D. World Oil: Hotelling Depletion, or Accelerating Use? 10/92. 29 pp.
305.
WP 92-11
Peterson, D.C. and T.D. Mount. Incorporating Demographic Variables into Demand
Systems for Food: Theory and Practice. 10/92. 31 pp.
306.
WP 92-12
Wang, F., R.N. Boisvert and H.M. Kaiser. U.S. Dairy Policy Alternatives Under Bovine
Somatotropin. 12/92. 30 pp.
307.
WP 93-01
Tomek, W.G. and R.J. Myers. Empirical Analysis of Agricultural Commodity Prices: A
Viewpoint. 1/93. 48 pp.
308.
WP 93-02
Suzuki, N., H.M. Kaiser, J.E. Lenz and O.D. Forker. Imperfect Competition Model and
Deregulation: U.S. Dairy Policy. 3/93. 35 pp.
309.
WP 93-03
Chapman, D. and J.D. Erickson. Economic Evaluation of Residential Solar Electricity in
Developing Countries. 3/94. 25 pp.
310.
WP 93-03
Poe, G.L., E.K. Lossin and M.P. Welsh. A Convolutions Approach to Measuring the
Differences in Simulated Distributions: Application to Dichotomous Choice
Contingent Valuation. 3/93. 27 pp.
311.
WP 93-04
Burnquist, H. and S. Kyle. Overshooting Agricultural Prices: Evidence from Brazil. 3/93.
34 pp.
312.
WP 93-05
Sun, C., O.D. Forker and H.M. Kaiser. Dynamic Aggregate Milk Supply Response with
Biological Constraints on Dairy Herd Size. 3/93. 30 pp.
313.
WP 93-06
Suzuki, N., J.E. Lenz, H.M. Kaiser, K. Kobayashi and O.D. Forker. Measurement of Generic
Milk Promotion Effectiveness Using an Imperfect Competition Model. 4/93. 27 pp.
314.
WP 93-07
Stone, S.W. A Spatial Model of Forest Conversion Using a Geographic Information
System, Part I: Conceptual Outline. 6/93. 51 pp.
315.
WP 93-08
Bejarano, X, D.R. Lee and D. Greene. Exchange Rate Reform and Its Effects on Ecuador's
Traditional Agricultural Export Sector. 7/93. 17 pp.
316.
WP 93-09
Gakonyo, N. Processed Sweet Potato: Responding to Kenya's Urban Food Needs. 7/93. 70
pp.
317.
WP 93-10
Rothman, D.A., J.H. Hong and T.D. Mount. Estimating Consumer Energy Demand Using
International Data: Theoretical and Policy Implications. 7/93. 45 pp.
318.
WP 93-11
Erickson, J.D., D. Chapman and R.E. Johnny. Monitored Retrievable Storage of Spent
Nuclear Fuel in Indian Country: Liability, Sovereignty, and Socioeconomics. 8/93. 40
pp.
20
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no.
Series
no.
319.
WP 93-12
Hirschl, T.A. and N.L. Bills. Urban Influences on Farmland Use in New York State. 8/93.
25 pp.
320.
WP 93-13
Poe, G.L. and R. Bishop. An Empirical Evaluation of Incremental Conditional Damages
and Benefits. 12/93. 32 pp.
321.
WP 94-01
Poleman, T. and L. Thomas. Income and Dietary Change: International Comparisons
Using Purchasing Power Parity Conversions. 1/94. 7 pp.
322.
WP 94-02
Czerwinski, M., B. Minsker and T. Mount. Meeting Clean Air Standards for Acid Rain and
Urban Ozone: Implications for Electric Utilities in New York State. 2/94. 31 pp.
323.
WP 94-03
Chapman, D. Economic Evaluation of Residential Solar Electricity in Developing
Countries. 3/94. 35 pp.
324.
WP 94-04
Schamell, G. and J.M. Conrad. Fishing in Stochastic Waters. 4/94. 15 pp.
325.
WP 94-05
Poe, G.L., M.P. Welsh and E.E. Lossin. Implementing the Convolutions Approach: A
Companion to "Measuring the Difference (X-Y) of Simulated Distributions: A
Convolutions Approach". 5/94. 19 pp.
326.
WP 94-06
de Gorter, H. and J.F.M. Swinnen. Can Price Supports Negate the Social Gains from Public
Research Expenditures in Agriculture? 6/94. 20 pp.
327.
WP 94-07
Thomas, A.C. and R. Boisvert. Bioeconomics of Regulating Nitrates in Groundwater:
Taxes, Quantity Restrictions, and Pollution Permits. 7/94. 18 pp.
328.
WP 94-08
Dorris, G.W. and T. Mount. Rethinking Contracts for Purchasing Power: The Economic
Advantages of Dispatchability. 7/94. 34 pp.
329.
WP 94-09
Markussen, K.A. and D.R. Lee. Structural Adjustment and Agricultural Export Response in
Latin America. 8/94. 12 pp.
330.
WP 94-10
Poleman, T.T. Population: Past Growth and Future Control. 9/94. 14 pp.
331.
WP 94-11
Agras, J., V. Suri and D. Chapman. Environment and Trade: A Review of the Literature.
10/94. 34 pp.
332.
WP 94-12
Kyle, S.C. Development of Angola's Agricultural Sector. 12/94. 24 pp.
333.
WP 94-13
Tauer, L.W. Efficiency, Technology, and Productivity Changes on Individual Dairy Farms.
12/94. 20 pp.
334.
WP 94-14
Nicholson, C.F., P.M. Bishop and A. Magurney. Using Variational Inequalities to Solve
Spatial Price Equilibrium Models with Ad Valorem Tariffs and Activity Analysis.
12/94. 43 pp. (Out of print)
335.
WP 95-01
T.P. Vandenberg, G.L. Poe and J.R. Powell. Assessing the Accuracy of Benefits Transfers:
Evidence from a Multi-Site Contingent Valuation Study of Groundwater Quality.
2/95. 14 pp.
336.
WP 95-02
Poe, G.L., M.P. Welsh and P.A. Champ. Measuring the Differences in E(WTP) when
Dichotomous Choice Contingent Valuation Responses are Not Independent. 2/95. 20
pp.
21
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no.
Series
no.
337.
WP 95-03
Stone, S.W. Timber Extraction in the Brazilian Amazon: Trends in International and
Domestic Markets. 4/95. 60 pp.
338.
WP 95-04
Boisvert, R.N., A. Regmi and T.M. Schmit. Econometric Relationships for Estimating and
Ranking Distributions of Nitrate Leaching from Corn Production. 4/95. 26 pp.
339.
WP 95-05
Li, Z., T.D. Mount, H.M. Kaiser, S.J. Riha, D.S. Wilks and R. Sampath. Modeling the Effects
of Climate Change on Grain Production in the US: An Experimental Design
Approach. 3/95. 65 pp.
340.
WP 95-06
Tauer, L.W. Estimating the Organizational Costs of Managing the Farm. 5/95. 13 pp.
341.
WP 95-07
Poleman, T.T. Global Hunger: The Methodologies Underlying the Myth. 6/95. 17 pp.
342.
WP 95-08
Conrad, J.M. On the Option Value of Old-Growth Timber: The Case of the Headwaters
Forest. 8/95. 331 pp.
343.
WP 95-09
Conrad, J.M. Global Warming: When to Bite the Bullet. 8/95. 34 pp.
344.
WP 95-10
Poleman, T.T. Recent Trends in Food Availability and Nutritional Well-Being. 8/95. 15 pp.
345.
WP 95-11
Khanna, N. and D. Chapman. Time Preference, Abatement Costs, and International
Climate. 9/95. 20 pp.
346.
WP 95-12
Swinnen, J. and H. de Gorter. Inequality and the Politics of Redistribution and Public Good
Investments. 10/95. 41 pp.
347.
WP 95-13
Hayami, Y. and J. Ogasahara. The Kuznets Versus the Marx Pattern in Modern Economic
Growth: A Perspective from the Japanese Experience. 10/95. 30 pp.
348.
WP 95-14
Dumagan, J. and T. Mount. A New Algorithm for Computing Compensated Income from
Ordinary Demand Functions. 11/95. 35 pp.
349.
WP 95-15
Swinnen, J. and H. de Gorter. Endogenous Commodity Policies and the Social Benefits from
Public Research Expenditures. 10/95. 29 pp.
350.
WP 95-16
Li, Z., T.D. Mount and H. Kaiser. Climate Change and Grain Production in the United
States: Comparing Agroclimatic and Economic Effects. 12/95. 32 pp.
351.
WP 95-17
Peterson, J.M. and R.N. Boisvert. Optimal "Green" Payments to Meet Chance Constraints
on Nitrate Leaching Under Price and Yield Risk. 12/95. 15 pp.
352.
WP 96-01
de Gorter, H. and J. Swinnen. The Politics of Underinvestment in Agricultural Research.
2/1/96. 17 pp.
353.
WP 96-02
Schamel, G. and H. de Gorter. Analyzing Environmental Policy with Pollution Abatement
versus Output Reduction: An Application to U.S. Agriculture. 2/96. 24 pp.
354.
WP 96-03
Kyle, S.C. and R. Sampath. Climate Change Effects in a Macroeconomic Context for Low
Income Countries. 2/96. 24 pp.
355.
WP 96-04
Dorris, G.W. and T.D. Mount. Redesigning Environmental Strategies to Reduce the Cost of
Meeting Urban Air Pollution Standards. 3/96. 32 pp.
356.
WP 96-05
Suri, V. and D. Chapman. Economic Growth, Trade and the Environment: An
Econometric Evaluation of the Environmental Kuznets Curve. 4/96. 31 pp.
22
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no.
Series
no.
357.
WP 96-06
Poe, G.L. Taxation and Participation in Federal Easement Programs: Evidence from the
1992 Pilot Wetlands Reserve Program. 5/96. 15 pp.
358.
WP 96-07
Tomek, W.G. Commodity Futures Prices as Forecasts. 8/96. 19 pp.
359.
WP 96-08
Conrad, J.M. Old-Growth Forest and Jobs. 8/96. 26 pp.
360.
WP 96-09
Saphores, J. and J.M. Conrad. The Economic Threshold With a Stochastic Pest Population:
An Application to the European Red Mite. 8/96. 41 pp.
361.
WP 96-10
Ethier, R. and T.D. Mount. Competitive Electricity Markets in New York State: Empirical
Impacts of Industry Restructuring. 9/96. 53 pp.
362.
WP 96-11
Poe, G., H. van Es, M. Duroe, C. Crossman, T. VandenBerg and R. Bishop. Do Participants in
Well Water Testing Programs Update Their Exposure and Health Risk Perceptions?
11/96. 23 pp. (Out of print)
363.
WP 96-12
Schmit, T.M. and R.N. Boisvert. A Hedonic Approach to Estimating Operation and
Maintenance Costs for New York Municipal Water Systems. 9/96. 25 pp.
364.
WP 96-13
Tauer, L.W. The Productivity of Dairy Farms Measured by NonParametric Malmquist
Indices. 10/96. 25 pp.
365.
WP 96-14
Seleka, T.B. and H. de Gorter. A Unique Measure of the Welfare Effects of Price Support
Programs for Corn on Family-Farm Households by Size Distribution. 10/96. 24 pp.
366.
WP 96-15
Boisvert, R.N. and T.M. Schmit. Economies of Size in Water Treatment vs. Diseconomies of
Dispersion for Small Public Water Systems. 11/96. 25 pp.
367.
WP 96-16
Rondeau, D., G.L. Poe and W.D. Schulze. Developing a Demand Revealing Market
Criterion for Contingent Valuation Validity Tests. 11/96. 12 pp.
368.
WP 96-17
Arguello, R. and S. Kyle. The G3 Free Trade Agreement: Member Countries' Agricultural
Policies and its Agricultural Provisions. 12/96. 128 pp.
369.
WP 96-18
R. Arguello and S. Kyle. The G3 Free Trade Agreement: A Preliminary Empirical
Assessment. 12/96. 71 pp.
370.
WP 96-19
Barron, E.J., D. Chapman, J.F. Kasting, N. Khanna, A.Z. Rose and P.A. Schultz. Penn State Cornell Integrated Assessment Model. 12/96. 63 pp.
371.
WP 96-20
de Gorter, H. and J.F.M. Swinnen. The Impact of Economic Development on Redistributive
and Public Research Policies in Agriculture. 12/96. 38 pp.
372.
WP 96-21
Boisvert, R.N., A.Regmi and T.M. Schmit. Policy Implications of Ranking Distributions of
Nitrate Runoff and Leaching by Farm, Region, and Soil Productivity. 12/96. 27 pp.
373.
WP 96-22
Boisvert, R.N. and J.M. Peterson. Conditions for Requiring Separate Green Payment
Policies Under Asymmetric Information. 12/96. 15 pp.
374.
WP 97-01
Khanna, N. and D. Chapman. Climate Policy and Petroleum Depletion. 1/97. 46 pp.
375.
WP 97-02
Weng, W. and T.D. Mount. Demand Systems for Energy Forecasting: Practical
Considerations for Estimating a Generalized Logit Model. 2/97. 27 pp.
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no.
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no.
376.
WP 97-03
Stefanides, Z. and L. Tauer. Estimating Individual Farm Supply and Demand Elasticities
Using Nonparametric Production Analysis. 3/97. 25 pp.
377.
WP 97-04
Wilde, P. and C. Ranney. A Monthly Cycle in Food Expenditure and Intake by Participants
in the U.S. Food Stamp Program. 4/97. 33 pp.
378.
WP 97-05
Tauer, L. and Z. Stefanides. Success in Maximizing Profits and Reasons for Profit Deviation
on Dairy Farms. 4/97. 18 pp.
379.
WP 97-06
Kyle, S. A Comparative Analysis of the Economic Development of Angola and
Mozambique. 4/97. 68 pp.
380.
WP 97-07
Agras, J. and D. Chapman. Is There an Environmental Kuznets Curve for Energy? An
Econometric Analysis. 7/97. 40 pp.
381.
WP 97-08
Erickson, J.D., D. Chapman, T. Fahey and M.J. Christ. Nonrenewability in Forest Rotations:
Implications for Economic and Ecosystem Sustainability. 6/97. 51 pp. (ERE pub. #9701)
382.
WP 97-09
Rose, S.K., J. Clark, G.L. Poe, D. Rondeau and W.D. Schulze. The Private Provision of Public
Goods: Tests of a Provision Point Mechanism for Funding Green Power Programs.
7/97. 37 pp. (ERE pub. #97-02)
383.
WP 97-10
Chase, L.C., D.R. Lee, W.D. Schulze and D.J. Anderson. Ecotourism Demand and
Differential Pricing of National Park Entrance Fees in Costa Rica. 7/97. 38 pp.
384.
WP 97-11
Thacher, T., D.R. Lee and J.W. Schelhas. Farmer Participation in Reforestation Incentive
Programs in Costa Rica. 7/97. 34 pp.
385.
WP 97-12
Chabot, P. and S. Kyle. Crop Budgets for the Western Region of Uzbekistan. 7/97. 75 pp.
386.
WP 97-13
Kyle, S. and P. Chabot. Agriculture in the Republic of Karakalpakstan and Khorezm
Oblast of Uzbekistan. 7/97. 56 pp.
387.
WP 97-14
Poleman, T.T. Global Hunger: The Methodologies Underlying the Official Statistics. 7/97.
14 pp.
388.
WP 97-15
Balistreri, E., G. McClelland, G. Poe and W. Schulze. Can Hypothetical Questions Reveal
True Values? A Laboratory Comparison of Dichotomous Choice and Open-Ended
Contingent Values with Auction Values. 9/97. 25 pp. (ERE pub. #96-01)
389.
WP 97-16
Rao, K. and S. Kyle. Effective Incentives and Chickpea Competitiveness in India. 9/97. 25
pp.
390.
WP 97-17
Hagen, J.M. and S. Choe. Trust in Japanese Interfirm Relations: Institutional Sanctions
Matter. 10/97. 26 pp.
391.
WP 97-18
Novak, M. and E.L. LaDue. Introducing Recursive Partitioning to Agricultural Credit
Scoring. 10/97. 41 pp.
392.
WP 97-19
Conrad, J.M. The Bioeconomics of Marine Sanctuaries. 10/97. 18 pp. (ERE pub. #97-03)
393.
WP 97-20
Rondeau, D., W.D. Schulze and G.L. Poe. Voluntary Revelation of the Demand for Public
Goods Using a Provision Point Mechanism. 10/97. 26 pp. (ERE pub #97-04)
24
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Series
no.
394.
WP 97-21
Poe, G., J. Clark and W. Schulze. Can Hypothetical Questions Predict Actual Participation
in Public Programs? A Field Validity Test Using a Provision Point Mechanism. 10/97.
36 pp. (ERE pub #97-05)
395.
WP 97-22
Poe, G.L. Valuation of Groundwater Quality: Contingent Values, Public Policy Needs, and
Damage Functions. 11/97. 25 pp.
396.
WP 97-23
Khanna, N. and D. Chapman. A Critical Overview of the Economic Structure of Integrated
Assessment Models of Climate Change. 11/97. 35 pp.
397.
WP 97-24
Khanna, N., T.D. Mount and D. Chapman. An Exploration of the Differences in National
Growth: Some Implications for Future Environmental Policy. 12/97. 46 pp.
398.
WP 97-25
Ethier, R., G. Poe and W. Schulze. A Comparison of Hypothetical Phone and Mail
Contingent Valuation Responses for Green Pricing Electricity Programs. 12/97. 24 pp.
(ERE pub. #97-06)
399.
WP 98-01
Conrad, J.M. Wilderness: Options to Preserve, Extract or Develop. 3/98. 23 pp. (ERE pub.
#98-01)
400.
WP 98-02
Zhang, X., T. D. Mount and R. Boisvert. Food Demand in China: A Case of Guangdong
Province. 3/98. 34 pp.
401.
WP 98-03
Stefanides, Z. and L.W. Tauer. The Empirical Impact of Bovine Somatotropin on a Group
of New York Dairy Farms. 4/98. 22 pp. (http://www.cals.cornell.edu/dept/arme/staff/
lwt1/Cornellwp98-03.pdf)
402.
WP 98-04
Kyle, S. Angola -- Current Situation and Future Prospects for the Macroeconomy. 5/98.
37 pp.
403.
WP 98-05
Mount, T.D. Redirecting Energy Policy in the U.S.A. to Address Global Warming. 5/98.
52 pp.
404.
WP 98-06
Mount,. T. The Shoreham Deal: A View from Upstate. 5/98. 37 pp.
405.
WP 98-07
Tsao, L. T.M. Schmit and R.N. Boisvert. Effects of Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water
Act on Local Government Finance and Rural Residents in New York. 7/98. 14 pp.
406.
WP 98-08
Tauer, L.W. Estimates of Individual Dairy Farm Supply Elasticities. 7/98. 15 pp.
407.
WP 98-09
Agras, J. and D. Chapman. The Kyoto Protocol, CAFE Standards, and Gasoline Taxes.
8/98. 29 pp.
408.
WP 98-10
Kanbur, R. and X.B. Zhang. Which Regional Inequality? The Evolution of Rural-Urban
and Inland-Coastal Inequality in China, 1983-1995. 8/98. 25 pp.
409.
WP 98-11
Conrad, J.M. A. Lopez and T. Bjorndal. Fishery Management: The Consequences of Honest
Mistakes in a Stochastic Environment. 8/98. 29 pp. (ERE 98-02)
410.
WP 98-12
Hanchar, J.J., W.A. Knoblauch and R.A. Milligan. Constraining Phosphorus in Surface
Water: Dairy Farm Resource Use and Profitability. 9/98. 29 pp.
411.
WP 98-13
Kanbur, R. Income Distribution and Development. 11/98. 42 pp.
412.
WP 98-14
Kanbur, R., R. Tarkiainen and M. Tuomala. Non-Linear Utility Pricing and Targeting the
Poor. 11/98. 19 pp.
25
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no.
Series
no.
413.
WP 98-15
Sherlund, S.M., C.B. Barrett and A.A. Adesina. Smallholder Technical Efficiency with
Stochastic Exogenous Production Conditions. 12/98. 32 pp. (http://www.cals.cornell.
edu/dept/arme/staff/cbb2/wp98-15.pdf)
414.
WP 98-16
Chabot, P. and S. Kyle. Agricultural Land Use in Northwest Uzbekistan: A Linear
Programming Model for Mapping Producer Incentives. 12/98.
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Index by Subject Matter
Subject Matter Category
Farm business analysis
Index No.
1
6
7
8
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
25
27
28
29
32
33
35
37
38
39
40
41
47
50
51
52
53
55
56
57
58
61
63
64
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
77
78
79
80
82
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
94
97
100
102
103
104
105
106
107
109
110
111
112
113
116
119
120
122
123
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
137
139
156
166
170
180
181
184
196
199
208
214
216
217
224
231
242
262
264
270
276
364
378
401
406
410
Income tax management
4
24
48
49
75
76
95
96
117
124
135
136
282
Farm transition planning
21
43
44
45
46
56
95
124
138
Human resource management
123
124
128
221
143
150
Farm labor policy & regulations
118
239
6
8
25
26
29
43
51
77
97
114
115
119
120
124
137
234
247
253
256
257
265
268
270
272
280
297
358
391
8
9
25
30
34
51
59
61
77
92
93
97
101
119
121
137
142
147
154
158
161
162
172
178
187
197
203
205
212
213
214
215
220
248
250
251
284
290
306
308
334
8
11
12
25
27
31
51
53
77
79
91
97
99
102
116
119
137
149
159
160
169
182
201
217
220
239
241
244
255
266
283
286
287
300
301
8
12
25
51
77
97
119
137
164
187
214
273
301
Finance
Dairy markets and policy
Horticultural product markets
Cooperative enterprise
Agricultural and food policy
Food industry management and
markets
Community development
8
25
51
65
77
97
148
153
154
155
157
165
171
174
176
177
183
188
189
193
194
198
200
201
204
206
207
212
213
220
269
288
291
292
293
295
312
313
339
350
364
365
368
369
372
376
377
378
379
400
413
2
3
8
23
25
51
54
62
83
98
99
125
140
157
160
168
179
182
190
196
201
202
209
210
212
213
214
218
219
220
267
291
300
358
390
400
74
235
296
362
27
Subject Matter Category
Economic development
74
98
196
281
301
330
347
368
369
379
408
414
Ag and the environment
42
60
97
108
119
152
180
186
211
223
230
232
233
274
289
293
301
335
357
362
395
410
Farmland protection
81
285
289
293
299
319
Environmental and resource
economics
42
81
108
122
167
173
191
192
247
252
254
259
289
298
302
304
305
309
314
317
318
320
322
323
324
327
328
331
337
338
339
342
343
345
350
351
355
356
359
360
361
362
363
366
367
370
374
380
381
382
383
388
392
394
396
397
398
399
403
404
405
407
409
93
98
144
146
229
260
275
276
277
279
294
300
311
316
321
329
330
332
341
344
346
352
354
371
384
385
386
387
389
402
408
411
412
413
International trade
92
98
201
233
251
286
287
315
331
337
368
369
Applied economics and
analytical methods
78
147
163
185
201
220
238
240
243
263
290
301
307
309
325
336
348
353
358
367
375
376
378
393
394
408
214
220
236
262
271
303
306
333
377
401
406
413
International development
Index No.
413
Production/consumption issues
212
28
Index by Author
Author
Alexander, C.
Allee, D.
Anderson, B.
Aplin, R.
ARME Staff
Bills, N.
Bishop, P.
Boisvert, R.
Brake, J.
Casler, G.
Chapman, D.
Christy, R.
Chung, C.
Conneman, G.
Conrad, J.
Cuykendall, C.
Czerwinski, M.
de Gorter, H.
Erba, E.
Erickson, J.
Ferrero, J.
Figueroa, E.
Forker, O.
German, G.
Green, G.
Grossman, D.
Hagen, J.
Hanchar, J.
Hawkes, R.
Henehan, B.
Jack, K.
Kaiser, H.
Kay, D.
Khanna, N.
Kinnucan, H.
Kyle, S.
Index No.
121
235
164
383
101
178
187
197
8
25
44
45
51
77
97
81
141
196
285
289
299
319
119
137
121
195
203
215
245
251
263
290
320
334
362
141
167
173
191
192
373
400
405
211
306
327
338
351
363
366
372
6
21
43
46
4
20
24
29
37
48
49
66
233
252
254
259
298
304
309
318
323
331
345
356
370
374
380
381
237
260
300
396
397
407
200
213
220
112
128
134
324
342
343
359
360
392
399
409
69
75
96
117
135
136
217
346
349
352
353
365
371
187
197
203
215
290
296
322
326
59
61
101
121
158
162
178
223
232
252
254
309
318
381
176
177
198
31
91
239
241
244
255
266
286
287
148
153
174
176
177
269
308
312
313
98
23
83
125
218
56
118
124
127
186
243
410
2
23
54
168
267
164
273
301
142
250
147
148
153
154
171
174
176
177
183
185
188
189
190
198
200
204
206
207
212
213
214
220
238
306
308
312
313
339
350
298
345
370
374
396
397
193
212
146
229
275
276
277
279
311
332
354
368
369
379
385
386
389
402
414
390
74
29
Author
Knoblauch, W.
Index No.
10
16
28
36
52
57
61
80
84
87
100
103
104
105
106
113
122
126
127
129
130
132
133
139
142
156
166
170
181
184
186
208
216
410
LaDue, E.
19
26
39
68
89
109
114
115
120
132
222
231
234
247
253
256
257
265
268
270
272
280
297
391
Lee, D.
Lenz, J.
Lesser, W.
Maloney, T.
Mattison, J.
McLaughlin, E.
315
329
383
384
153
165
174
200
308
313
152
155
157
230
281
288
295
143
150
99
125
140
145
160
168
179
182
178
2
3
54
62
83
202
209
210
218
267
41
71
90
110
123
131
143
150
186
221
246
274
317
322
328
339
348
350
355
361
375
397
400
92
121
142
181
195
203
205
215
248
251
367
Middagh, M.
Milligan, R.
141
Mount, T.
302
305
403
404
172
334
9
30
59
263
284
290
62
83
99
125
168
209
210
218
15
410
Nicholson, C.
Novakovic, A.
Park, J.
Park, K.
Perosio, D.
Poe, G.
Poleman, T.
Pratt, J.
Putnam, L.
202
2
23
83
160
168
179
202
209
218
42
60
108
245
293
310
320
325
335
336
357
362
382
388
393
394
395
398
321
330
341
344
387
93
121
158
161
162
187
203
215
251
263
284
290
1
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
22
27
28
32
33
35
36
38
39
40
41
47
50
52
53
55
57
58
63
64
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
79
80
82
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
94
100
102
103
104
105
106
107
109
110
111
112
113
122
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
139
156
166
170
181
184
208
372
405
216
Ranney, C.
Rasmussen, C.
Reberte, J.
Russo, D.
Schmit, T.
Schuh, G.
Schulze, W.
Skees, J.
Smith, S.
175
377
7
180
171
174
188
189
189
191
192
338
363
366
382
383
388
393
394
398
1
4
7
10
13
14
17
18
22
24
28
32
33
35
37
38
40
47
49
50
55
57
58
63
64
67
69
70
72
73
75
80
82
84
85
86
88
89
94
95
96
100
107
109
117
132
140
188
144
367
159
30
Author
Stanton, B.
Stephenson, M.
Streeter, D.
Tauer, L.
Thomas, A.
Thomas, L.
Tomek, W.
Walker, D.
Wasserman, W.
Weaver, R.V.
White, A.
White, G.
Wilcox, D.
Willett, L.
Index No.
52
81
101
121
196
238
56
178
181
187
197
203
215
290
124
151
236
240
242
243
258
262
264
271
340
364
376
378
401
406
173
327
249
291
307
358
303
333
248
261
321
201
206
5
158
161
219
18
40
11
27
53
79
102
111
116
169
199
217
283
78
138
149
163
201
225
226
227
228
238
74
12