Demand Analysis, Econometrics, and Policy Models: Selected Writings Book

	A Scientific Autobiography
	Editors' Introduction
	Publisher's Note
Pt. I	Demand Analysis for Farm and Food Products	1
	Introduction	2
1	Factors Affecting Farm Income, Farm Prices, and Food Consumption	5
2	Demand and Price Structures for Major Farm and Food Products	25
3	Structural Analysis and the Measurement of Demand for Farm Products	39
4	Demand and Supply: Econometric Studies	51
Pt. II	Spatial Equilibrium Models	59
	Introduction	60
5	A Spatial Equilibrium Model of the Livestock-Feed Economy in the United States	63
6	Spatial Price Equilibrium and Process Analysis in the Food and Agricultural Sector	85
Pt. III	Studies of Interaction between Agriculture and the Nonfarm Economy	105
	Introduction	106
7	Some Relationships between Agriculture and the General Economy	109
8	The Contribution of Farm Price Support Programs to General Economic Stability	119
9	The Study of Interactions between Agriculture and the Nonfarm Economy: Local, Regional, and National	133
Pt. IV	Econometric Models and Policy for Stabilization and Growth	167
	Introduction	167
10	Econometric Models of the United States	171
11	A Submodel of the Agricultural Sector	187
12	Decentralization or Regionalization of National Economic Policies	243
Pt. V	The Theory of Economic Policy	251
	Introduction	251
13	A Review of Henri Theil's Economic Forecasts and Policy	255
14	Specification of Structures and Data Requirements in Policy Models	263
15	Introduction to Quantitative Economic Policy	309
16	Toward a Policy Model of World Economic Development with Special Attention to the Agricultural Sector	321
	Name Index	335
	Subject Index	339