Utah State University Economic Research Institute study papers

Utah State University Economic Research Institute study papers, 1968-2008

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Creator: Utah State University
Title: Utah State University Economic Research Institute study papers
Dates: 1968-2008 (inclusive)
19682008
Quantity: 23 boxes, (11.5 linear feet)
Collection Number: USU_17.11:43
Summary: This collection contains highlights of the Utah State University Economic Research Institute study papers.
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Utah State University
Logan, UT
84322-3000
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Fax: 4357972880
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Languages: English

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Study Paper nos. 1-29Return to Top

Container(s): Box 1

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 1	Economic Research and Attraction of New Industry	1968 November
no. 1 c. 2	Economic Research and Attraction of New Industry	1968 November
no. 2	Record of Utah State University Agricultural Economist's Joint Seminar - - 1968	1968 November
no. 2 c. 2	Record of Utah State University Agricultural Economist's Joint Seminar - - 1968	1968 November
no. 3	Economics of Utilizing Sagebrush Ranges	1968 November 19
no. 3 c. 2	Economics of Utilizing Sagebrush Ranges	1968 November 19
no. 4	Possessory Interests: Implications for Decisions Concerning Grazing Fees	1968 December
no. 4 c. 2	Possessory Interests: Implications for Decisions Concerning Grazing Fees	1968 December
no. 5	Linear Programming in Future Rangeland Administration	1968 December
no. 6	Protein Payments Now?	1968 December
no. 6 c. 2	Protein Payments Now?	1968 December
no. 7	Area Agricultural Outlook and Adjustment Conferences February 18-27, 1969	1969 March
no. 7 c. 2	Area Agricultural Outlook and Adjustment Conferences February 18-27, 1969	1969 March
no. 8	The Case for Town and Country Planning	1969 November
no. 8 c. 2	The Case for Town and Country Planning	1969 November
no. 9	The Curriculum in Agriculture: A Wary Traveller in a Fractious World	1970
no. 9 c. 2	The Curriculum in Agriculture: A Wary Traveller in a Fractious World	1970
no. 10	An Approach to Resource Allocation on Wildlands	1970 January
no. 11	The Allowed Rate of Return VS the Marginal Cost of Capital in a Public Utility Rate Case	1974 January
no. 12	Publications of the Department of Economics January 1974 - December 1976	1977 January
no. 12 c. 2	Publications of the Department of Economics January 1974 - December 1976	1977 January
no. 13	The Effects of Trade Policies on Export Performance of Some LDC's During 1950-70	1977 June
no. 15	Livestock or Crops, Land Conversion and Rancher/Farmer Adjustments	1977 July
no. 16	Water Quality Management and Irrigated Agriculture: Potential Conflicts in the Colorado River Basin	1977 August
no. 17	A Review of Old and New Methodology for Distribution Research	1977 August
no. 18	Enterprise Budgets for Farm and Ranch Planning in Utah	1977 August
no. 19	Rural and Regional Economic Aspects of Livestock and Wildlife/Fisheries Use of Rangelands in the West	1977 August
no. 20	A Total Residual Management Scheme for Alternative Energy Development Scenarios in Utah	1977 August
no. 21	The Inefficiency and Inequity of the Proposed Rules and Regulations on Acreage Limitation on Bureau of Reclamation Projects	1977 October
no. 22	Development or Environment: An Economic Approach	1977 December
no. 23	Public Land Grazing: Going, Going, Gone?	1978 February
no. 24	Current Issues in Agricultural Price and Income Policy	1978 March
no. 25	The Role of Systems Analysis in Water Supply Planning: Avoiding the Fallacy of Composition	1978 March
no. 26	Issues in Water Planning for Utah	1978 April
no. 27	Critique of Senate Bill 2626 The Proposed "Consumer and Agricultural Protection Act of 1978"	1978 May
no. 28	Should Nonfat Solids Be Used In Pricing Grade A Milk?	1978 May
no. 29	Its Time for Third World Governments to Increase the Effectiveness of Technical Assistance	1978 July

Study Paper nos. 30-58Return to Top

Container(s): Box 2

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 30	Impact of Manufacturing Firms on Rural Development	1978 September
no. 31	An Economic Evaluation of the Investments Made as Part of the Pleasant View Allotment Management Plan	1978 November
no. 32	In the Matter of the Application of Utah Power & Light Company For Approval of Its Proposed Electric Rate Schedules and Electric Service Regulations	1978 September
no. 33	In the Matter of the Application of Utah Power & Light Company For Approval of Its Proposed Electric Rate Schedules and Electric Service Regulations	1978 September
no. 34	In the Matter of the Application of Utah Power & Light Company For Approval of Its Proposed Electric Rate Schedules and Electric Service Regulations	1976 April
no. 35	Production, Marketing, and Prices of Grade A Milk and Indicators of Economic Activity in the Proposed Southwestern Idaho-Eastern Oregon Federal Order Milk Marketing Area, 1978	1978 December
no. 36	What Do Cache Valley Families Do With Their Money?	1978 December
no. 37	Local Consequences of Reclamation Overkill	1978 December
no. 38	Should Dairymen Be Paid for Milk on the Basis of Protein Content?	1979 May
no. 39	Cache Valley is Dairy Country	1979 January
no. 40	Publications of the Department of Economics January 1, 1977 June 30, 1979	1979 July
no. 40 c. 2	Publications of the Department of Economics January 1, 1977 June 30, 1979	1979 July
no. 41	Water: Environmental and Recreational Considerations	1979
no. 42	The Function and Cost of Balancing Market Milk Supply with Demand	1979 August
no. 43	Federal Milk Orders: Their Development and Future	1978 September
no. 44	General Versus Specialized Curricula	1979 September
no. 45	The Function and Cost of Market Milk Reserves and Balancing Supply with Demand	1979 September
no. 46	Economic Impact of Range Improvements on Livestock Operators	1979 September
no. 47	Water Use Tradeoffs Between Energy and Agriculture	1979 September
no. 48	Drought Lessons From Agriculture	1979 September
no. 49	The Combined Economics Department: A Report on the State of the Union	1979 October
no. 50	Water and Land Use Planning for Some State Lands Near Moab, Utah	1979 September
no. 51	The Feasibility of Change-of-Use of Selected State Administered Lands in Utah	1979 September
no. 52	Studies on the Allocation of Water Over Space and Among Users in an Arid Environment	1979 November
no. 53	Masters Theses and Doctoral Dissertations 1931-1973	1979 December
no. 54	In the Matter of the Application of Utah Power & Light Company for Approval of Its Proposed Electric Rate Schedules and Electric Service Regulations	1979 June
no. 55	Interim Report on Activities of Committee to Assess Economic Costs to State of Controlling Federal Lands	1979 November
no. 56	Estimating Machinery Repair Allowance: Programmed for the Texas Instrument 59	1979 August
no. 57	Machinery Cost Analysis: Programmed for the Texas Instrument 59	1979 August
no. 58	The Economic Importance of International Assistance Activities at Utah State University	1981 January
no. 58 c. 2	The Economic Importance of International Assistance Activities at Utah State University	1981 January
no. 58 c. 3	The Economic Importance of International Assistance Activities at Utah State University	1981 January

Study Paper nos. 59-86Return to Top

Container(s): Box 3

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 59	Planning for Industrial Location: A Comprehensive Screening Process	1983 June
no. 60	Price Differences Between the Salina, Utah, and North Salt Lake City, Utah Auctions for Feeder Steers	1983 September
no. 61	Marketing Alternatives for Utah Cattle Producers	1983 August
no. 62	Chairman Eccles on Economic Recovery: A History Lesson Not Learned	1983 May
no. 63	Issues on Measuring Welfare Changes	1983 May
no. 64	Seasonal Price Movements and the Utah Cattle Market	1983 April
no. 65	Livestock Marketing and the Agricultural Producer	1983 April
no. 66	Livestock Marketing and the Agricultural Lender	1983 April
no. 67	The Impact of Misreporting on the Measured Distribution of Income in the United States	1983 March
no. 68	Facilitating Transactions in a "Cashless" Economy: Utah, 1847-1900	1983 March
no. 69	Intraregional Cattle Price Dispersions: Information and Competition	1983 April
no. 70	Implications of Price Dispersions in Producer Markets	1983 April
no. 71	Optimal Economic Growth and Fiscal and Monetary Policy	1983 February
no. 72	Theocratic Stabilization of Agricultural Commodity Markets in the Great Basin, 1847-1900	1983 February
no. 73	The National and Utah Dairy Outlook	1983 February
no. 74	The Determinants of Russian Government Revenues, 1800-1914	1983 April
no. 75	A Suggested Approach for Integrating Biological, Technical, and Economic Production Concepts	1982 March
no. 76	Theocratic Stabilization of Agricultural Commodity Markets in the Great Basin, 1847-1900	1982 March
no. 77	Solving Economic Problems in Pioneer Utah	1982 March
no. 78	Utah Agriculture Policy: An Economic Perspective	1982 February
no. 79	The Distribution of Income in the Great Basin: 1855-1895*	1982 January
no. 80	The Distribution of Personal Income in Utah Territory, 1855-1895	1982 April
no. 81	Those Wide Open Spaces	1982 June 5
no. 82	The Impact of Foreign Trade on Utah Agriculture	1982 October
no. 83	Shadow Prices in a Small Open Economy in the Presence of Trade Distortions	1982 June
no. 84	Technical, Environmental, and Economic Modeling: A Regional Approach	1982
no. 85	Environmental Trade-Offs and Energy Development: Policy Implications	1982
no. 86	Severance Taxes and Comparative Advantage: A Western Coal Example	1982

Study Paper nos. 87-115Return to Top

Container(s): Box 4

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 87	An Integrated Approach to Energy Facility Siting: A Utah Example	1982
no. 88	Uncertainty and Long-Run Industry Equilibrium	1982 December
no. 89	Constant-Market-Share Analysis of Export Performance: The Case of India	1982
no. 90	Simultaneous Equations Analysis of Fertility in the U.S.: A Comment	1982 November
no. 91	Contents - Protection Scheme and Effective Rate of Protection: The Case of Iranian Automobile Industry	1982
no. 92	Declining Share of India in World Exports, 1950-70	1982 July
no. 93	Stability of Money Demand Function in a Monetizing Economy: Some More Evidence From India	1982
no. 94	Profit Maximization as a Management Goal on Southeastern Montana Ranches	1982 August
no. 95	An Intersectoral Impact Model For the Navajo Nation	1982 December
no. 96	Energy Development and Navajo Coal Leasing Programs (A Dynamic Optimization Approach)	1982 October
no. 97	Impact of Trade Liberalization on Utah Agriculture	1982 October
no. 98	Welfare Implications of Changes in Import Quota Under Price Support Scheme: U.S. Dairy Industry	1982 March
no. 99	Taxation and Optimal Extraction Rates for an Exhaustible Resource (An Analytical Approach)	1982 December
no. 100	The Impact of Urbanization and Economic Development on the Distribution of Income in the American West: The Great Basin, 1855-1895	1982 December
no. 101	Environmental Trade-Offs and Energy Development	1982 February
no. 102	India's Balance of Payments, 1960-78: A Monetary Explanation	1982 June
no. 103	A Static Analysis of Domestic Production Loss in the Presence of Negative Value-Added: The Case of Iranian Automobile Industry	1983 July
no. 104	Shadow Wage Rate with Labour Supply in a Small Open Economy with Trade Distortions	1983 July
no. 105	General Equilibrium Analysis of Negative Value-Added: A Geometrical Note*	1983 August
no. 106	An Empirical Test of the Monetary Approach to Balance of Payments in India: 1952-80	1983 October
no. 107	Fiscal Policy as Power-Maximizing Behavior: Russia, 1800-1914	1983 October
no. 108	Military Expenditures and Economic Growth in Less Developed Countries	1983 October
no. 109	A Test of the Rationality of Government Expectations: Russian Borrowing, 1800-1914*	1983 December
no. 110	An Experiment in Alternative Economic Systems: The Mormon United Order	1983 December
no. 111	Financing Water for the Wasatch Front	1983 November
no. 112	Irrigation Investments-The Larger View	1983 September
no. 113	The Plight of Irrigation Pumpers in Utah	1983 December
no. 114	A Review of the Range Papers Presented at the Range Economics Symposium Held at Laramie, Wyoming, July 1984	1984 March
no. 115	Did Russian Peasants Suffer From "Tax Exhaustion?" Econometric Evidence, 1800-1914	1984 April

Study Paper nos. 116-134Return to Top

Container(s): Box 5

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 116	Socio-Economic Considerations in Irrigation Development	1984 August
no. 117	Examination of Purposes of Water Pricing	1984 August
no. 118	Setting Utility Prices: Appropriate Power Costs for Utah Irrigation Pumpers	1984 February
no. 119	A Backward Bending Supply Response From Some Dairy Producers?	1984 February
no. 120	A Review and Evaluation of the "Appraisal Report Estimating Fair Market Rental Value of Public Rangelands in the Western United States Administered by USDA - Forest Service and USDI - Bureau of Land Management"	1985 January
no. 121	Permit Values of Federal Grazing in the West	1985 January
no. 122	Vacant Federal Grazing Allotments in the West	1985 January
no. 123	An Analysis of Public Range Lands Grazing Fee and Factors Contributing to Fee Differences	1985 January
no. 124	An Estimate of Utah's Food Balance	1985 April
no. 125	An Analysis of Agriculture's Impact on Utah's Economy Using an Input-Output Modeling Approach	1985 February
no. 126	The Status of Utah's Agriculture and its Contribution to the State Economy	1985 February
no. 127	Impacts by Big Game on the Income and Operating Expenses of Private Landowners in the Area of Utah's Deer Herd Unit #19	1985 February
no. 128	Maximizing Regional Gross Output in a Constrained Setting	1985 February
no. 129	The Impact of Cash Flow Constraints on Response of Dairymen to Lower Milk Prices	1985 February
no. 130	Legal-Economic Evaluation of Indian Water Right Claims	1985 February
no. 131	Measurement of Factors Affecting Crop Production	1985 March
no. 132	Causality in Utah's Cattle Prices	1985 March
no. 133	The Importance of Basis in Marketing Decisions	1985 March
no. 134	Money-Income Causality: Further Empirical Evidence	1985 March

Study Paper nos. 135-163Return to Top

Container(s): Box 6

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 135	Valuing Wildlife Management: A Utah Deer Herd	1985 April
no. 136	An Empirical Note on the Effects of Monetary Changes on the Price Level and Real Output	1985 April
no. 137	Costs, Benefits and the Optimal Rotation of Standing Forests	1985 May
no. 138	An Inflation Forecasting Model for the 1980s	1985 May
no. 139	The Optimal Forest Rotation: Some Economic Dimensions	1985 August
no. 140	A Note on the Optimal Forest Rotation When Non-Operators Deplete Resource Stock	1985 September
no. 141	The Potential for Agricultural Development in Utah	1985 September
no. 142	Commodity Budgets	1985 September
no. 143	Final Draft Report: Economic Policy Options for Utah Agriculture	1985 September
no. 144	The Market Organization of Utah Agriculture	1985 September
no. 145	Economic Choices Under the Revenue-Maximizing Model of Government	1985 September
no. 146	Religion and Economic Development in Utah, 1847-1900	1982 June
no. 147	Livestock Grazing and Wilderness: A Survey of User Attitudes	1983 September
no. 148	The Economic Impact of the Apple Maggot and Western Cherry Fruit Fly on Utah's Fruit Industry	1984 December
no. 149	The Importance of Basis in Grain Marketing Decisions	1986 February
no. 150	The Black Market Exchange Rate In A Developing Economy: The Case of India	1985 August
no. 151	World Coal Markets and Their Impact on Intermountain Energy Development: A Programming Approach	1985 August
no. 152	Measuring Local and Group Benefit From Subsidized (Public) Subsidy	1985 December
no. 153	An Optimal Control Model For Analysis of Timber Resource Utilization in Southeast Asia	1986 April
no. 154	Theocratic Stabilization of Agricultural Commodity Markets	1986 June
no. 155	Optimum Number, Size and Location of Dairy Plants In Montana	1986 July
no. 156	Environmental Concerns and Natural Resource Scarcity: The Case of Coal	1986 November
no. 157	Native American Water Right Claims and Economic Analysis	1986 December
no. 158	The Decision On The 1987 Wheat Program	1987 January
no. 159	Adjustment Costs of Trade Liberalization: Dairy and Meat Industries in Utah	1987 January
no. 160	The Impact of Out-of-State Markets For Utah Agricultural Products on Utah's Economy	1987 January
no. 161	Effects of Monetary Changes on the Price Level and Output in the U.S. Agricultural Sector	1986 February
no. 162	Dynamic Economic Model of the Optimal Forest Rotation Revisited	1986 March
no. 163	Stumpage Price Uncertainty and the Optimal Rotation of a Multiple Use Forest: An Application of Sandmo Model	1986 March

Study Paper nos. 164-194Return to Top

Container(s): Box 7

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 164	India's Black Market Exchange Rate, 1954-1980: A Monetarist Approach	1985 July
no. 165	Alternative Wildland Grass Seed Development: A Preliminary Investigation	Undated
no. 166	Does the Dairy Price Support Program Still Work	1987 January
no. 167	Trade Liberalization and Costs of Adjustment for Dairy and Meat Industries in Utah -Further Evidence-	1987 September
no. 168	Specific Factors, Unemployment, and Immiserizing Growth in a Small Open Economy	1987 October
no. 169	Money and the UK Economy: An Empirical Study	1987 July
no. 170	Effects of U.S. Monetary Policy on the Third World Debt	1987 August
no. 171	An Empirical Investigation of the Effects of Monetary Changes on the U.K. Economy	1987 August
no. 172	Inflation and Productivity in the United Kingdom: An Empirical Note	1987 September
no. 173	Causality of the U.S. Agricultural Prices and the Money Supply: Further Empirical Evidence	1987 October
no. 174	Deficits and Interests Rates: An Empirical Investigation	1987 November
no. 175	Milk Pricing at the Wholesale Level	1987 September
no. 176	Estimating Employees' True Cost-of-Living Indexes in the Southwestern Region: Case of Metropolitan Denver	1985
no. 177	Causality Between Money and Price Level in India: Further Empirical Evidence	1987 December
no. 178	Impact of Transportation, Processing, and Energy Costs on Optimum Number, Size, and Location of Dairy Plants in the Intermountain West	1987 December
no. 179	Economic Feasibility of Assembling Grade A Milk By Protein Content	1987 December
no. 180	An Analysis of Inefficiency on Dairy Farms In Ecuador Using Stochastic Production and Profit Frontiers	1987 December
no. 181	The Influence of Dairy Farm Characteristics on Technical, Allocative and Scale Inefficiencies	1987 December
no. 182	Production Inefficiencies on Utah Dairy Farms: An Application of Stochastic Production and Profit Frontiers	1987 December
no. 185	Microcomputer Use In Agriculture: A Case Study of Utah and Iowa Farmers	1988 February
no. 186	An Empirical Note on the Relationship Between the Productivity Growth and Inflation in the U.S. Agricultural Sector	1988 February
no. 187	General Equilibrium Analysis of Negative Value-Added	1988 July
no. 188	Economic Feasibility of Redirecting High Protein Grade A Milk to Manufacturing Plants in the Great Basin Area	1989 February
no. 189	The Economics of Early Retirement at Utah State University Under the TIAA Retirement Program	1989 February
no. 190	A Comparison of Estimates for the Location of High Tech Industries	1989 April
no. 191	Education Farm-Size and Allocative Efficiency in Indian Agriculture: A Restricted Profit Function Approach	1989 October
no. 192	The Impact of Twelve-Mile Canyon Mudslides on Downstream Water Users in Sanpete County, Utah	1989 August
no. 193	The New Keynesian Economics	1989 October
no. 194	International Competitiveness in Wheat Production	1989 November
Box
8	Study Paper nos. 195-214
book
no. 195	An Empirical Test of the Market Relaxation- State Compression Hypothesis	1995 July
no. 197	The Effects of Real Exchange Rate Depreciation on Stochastic Producer Prices	1995 July
no. 198	Agricultural Export Assistance Survey	1995 February
no. 199	Game Models of Environmental Policy in an Open Economy	1995 September
no. 196	Exports and Economic Growth: An Empirical Investigation Using Panel Data	1995 July
no. 204	The Feasibility of Constructing and Operating A Cull Cow Slaughter Facility in Utah	1995 August
no. 201	The Queuing Theoretic Approach to Groundwater Management	1995 September
no. 202	Stewardship and Sustainable Development	1995 September
no. 200	The Impacts of Information on Land Development: A Dynamic and Stochastic Analysis	1995 September
no. 203	Idea Gaps, Object Gaps, and Trust Gaps in Economic Development	1995 August
no. 205	A Renewal Theoretical Approach to Environmental Standard Setting	1995 September
no. 206	An Economic Base Study for San Juan County	1995 July
no. 207	Inventory Tracking with Quicken	1995 October
no. 208	Did the Options Market Increase Exchange-Rate Volatility?	1995 October
no. 209	An Agenda for the Study of Land Use, Wilderness Designation, and Resource Regulation in the American West	1995 October
no. 210	Mrs. Field's Cookies-Challenges to International Market Expansion in Mexico	1995 October
no. 211	Mrs. Field's Development De Mexico (MFD)- International Financing Concerns	1995 October
no. 212	Mrs. Field's Cookies-Options for International Market Expansion	1995 October
no. 213	El Grupo Comida - Market Selection and Development in Mexico	1995 October
no. 214	Potential Economic Impacts of Wilderness Designation	1995 November

Study Paper nos. 215-240Return to Top

Container(s): Box 9

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 215	Farmland Valuation in Utah Executive Summary	1995 November
no. 216	Nonconcave Network Externalities	1995 November
no. 217	Consistency and Optimality in a Dynamic Game of Pollution Control I: Competition	1995 November
no. 218	Causality Between Research Expenditures and Papers Published on Utah State Agricultural Experiment Station	1995 December
no. 219	Economics of Pasture Management	1995 December
no. 220	Review of Alternative Grazing Fee Formulas	1995 December
no. 221	Grazing Fee Alternatives 1995	1995 December
no. 222	Economic Depression, Tithepaying, and the Mormon Debt Crisis of the 1890s	1995 December
no. 223	Heteroskedastic Price Forecasting for Food Security Management in Developing Countries	1995 December
no. 224	Modeling Ecological Constraints on Tropical Forest Management: Comment	1996 January
no. 225	Regulatory Barriers in an Integrating World Food Market	1996 January
no. 226	How Long Until Crisis in African Wildlife Integrated Conservation and Development Projects (ICDPs)? Simulation Results From the Serengeti Ecosystem	1996 February
no. 227	Consistency and Optimality in a Dynamic Game of Pollution Control II: Monopoly	1996 February
no. 228	Financial Performance Under Aggressive Management Strategies: The Case of Sunset Dairy	1996 March
no. 229	Subdiscipline-Specific Journal Rankings in Economics	1996 January
no. 230	Sunset Dairy's Current Value as an Asset and Revenue-Generating Enterprise: A Capital Budgeting Application	1996 March
no. 231	The Design Perspective in Resource and Environmental Economics	1996 March
no. 232	On Some Aspects of the Management of a Stochastically Developing Forest	1996 April
no. 233	Economic Impact of the USU Uintah Basin Education Centers and the LDS Vernal Temple	1996 March
no. 234	The Horse Industry in Utah	1994 May
no. 234 c. 2	The Horse Industry in Utah	1994 May
no. 235	The Design Perspective in Resource and Environmental Economics	1996 March
no. 236	Pluralism, Science, Ethics, and the Intersecting Spheres of Social Concerns and Environmentalism	1996 February
no. 237	Mobility Barriers and the Socially-Differentiated Effects of Food Marketing Liberalization in Madagascar	1996 March
no. 238	Wheat Futures Price Behavior: The Role of Storage Across Contracts	1996 April
no. 239	The Law of Markets as Enunciated By Jean-Baptiste Say	1996 March
no. 240	Historical Notes on the Weber Basin Project, Suggesting Possible Origins for Allocative Inefficiencies	1970 March

Study Papers nos. 90-01 thru 91-12Return to Top

Container(s): Box 10

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 90-01	Buyer concentration in feeder cattle markets	1990 June
no. 90-02	Endogenous regional agricultural production technologies	1990 August
no. 91-01	A note on evaluation of turning point accuracy	1991 November
no. 91-02	Accuracy in forecasting: the results of a competition	1991 November
no. 91-03	Base fee adjustment alternative	1991 December
no. 91-04	Public lands grazing fees important to Utah	1991 December
no. 91-05	Rural Utah economic survival: federal land grazing	1991
no. 91-06	Economic impact of proposed public land grazing fee	1991 December
no. 91-07	The economics of grazing livestock on public lands	1991 December
no. 91-08	The value and use of wilderness lands: are they small or large at the margin?	1991 December
no. 91-09	Economic incentives in academic departments	1991 March
no. 91-10	Theocratic stabilization of agricultural commodity market in the Great Basin, 1847-1900	1991 August
no. 91-11	Feeder/slaughter cattle analysis	1991 November
no. 91-12	The market for cull cows: ground beef and economic development	1991 November

Study Papers nos. 92-01 thru 94-11Return to Top

Container(s): Box 11

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 92-01	The law firm as an economic organization	1992 January
no. 92-02	Sanpete county sheep trail closure	1992 July
no. 92-03	Do ag economists have any comparative advantage in economics education?	1992 August
no. 92-04	Defense spending and economic growth in developing countries	1992 August
no. 92-05	International electronic marketing and information systems for beef: will they work?	1992 August
no. 92-06	A statistical analysis of components in producer milk in the Great Basin marketing area, 1985-1988	1992 September
no. 92-07	Uintah Basin unit Colorado River salinity control, program Utah analysis of the cost effectiveness of CRSCP contracts, 1988-92	1992 October
no. 92-08	Economic feasibility of a processing facility for "spent" laying hens in northern Utah	1992 September
no. 92-10	Optimum trade intervention in the presence of multinationals	1992 October
no. 92-11	Government intervention and the impact of monetary factors on agricultural commodity prices and stocks	1992 December
no. 92-12	Grazing fee review	1992 December
no. 93-01	Vector autoregression analysis of exchange rate movement	1993 June
no. 93-02	Alternative exchange rate theories: an empirical investigation	1993 June
no. 93-03	Real exchange rate and trade balance in developing countries	1993 June
no. 93-04	Compensating variation consumer's surplus via successive approximations	1993 December
no. 93-05	Feeder cattle buyer market areas and the price impact of buyer concentration	1993 December
no. 94-01	An initial analysis of the mink oil market: preliminary report to Morgan county, Utah	1994 January
no. 94-02	Price impacts of concentration, timing and product characteristics in feeder cattle video auctions	1994 February
no. 94-03	Fee hunting on mixed public and private land: an economic review and assessment	1994 March
no. 94-04	Alternative measures of livestock dependency	1994 March
no. 94-05	Shadow prices for forage on western rangelands: a methodological comment	1994 March
no. 94-06	The horse industry in Utah	1994 May
no. 94-07	An application of the linear expenditure systems to the pattern of consumer behavior in Taiwan	1994 May
no. 94-08	Economic liberalization, structural change, and the mean-variance linkage of inflation: Taiwan's experience	1994 May
no. 94-09	Cointegration, causality, error-correction, and export-led growth in six countries: Japan, Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, United Kingdom and United States	1994 June
no. 94-10	Migration of labor from ten Asian countries to Japan: an economic analysis	1994 June
no. 94-11	The economic thought of Marriner S. Eccles	1994 May

Study Papers nos. 94-12 thru 95-17Return to Top

Container(s): Box 12

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 94-12	A theoretical review of the relationship between state taxes and aggregate labor force participation rates, with an empirical test	1994 August
no. 94-13	The relationship between household size, real wages, and labor force participation rates of men and women	1994 August
no. 94-14	Identifying buyer market areas and the impact of buyer concentration in feeder cattle markets using mapping and spatial statistics	1994 August
no. 94-15	Problems with the values of grazing used in the proposed rules	1994 December
no. 94-16	Comments and issues related to bureau of land management rangeland reform 94 proposals	1994 December
no. 94-17	Comments and issues related to changed forest service grazing regulations as part of rangeland reform	1994 December
no. 94-18	Comments on the USDA publication: cow/calf ranching 10 western states	1994 December
no. 94-19	Cost of community services study Cache, Sevier, and Utah counties	1994 December
no. 95-01	The microeconomics of coalition alignments: some insights on food price policy	1995 March
no. 95-02	Using Quicken as a farm accounting system with accrual: adjusted financial statements from cash basis financial records	1995 April
no. 95-03	Introduction to farm and ranch accounting using Quicken	1995 April
no. 95-04	A lesson plan for teaching accounting for the home using Quicken 8.0	1995 May
no. 95-05	Urban bias in price risk: the geography of food price distributions in low-income economies	1995 April
no. 95-06	Is there a structural component to commodity price volatility clustering?	1995 June
no. 95-07	An empirical test of the market relaxation-state compression hypothesis	1995 July
no. 95-08	Exports and economic growth: an empirical investigation using panel data	1995 July
no. 95-09	The effects of real exchange rate depreciation on stochastic producer prices	1995 July
no. 95-10	Agricultural export assistance survey	1995 February
no. 95-11	Game models of environmental policy in an open economy	1995 September
no. 95-12	A renewal theoretic approach to environmental standard setting	1995 September
no. 95-13	The impact of information on land development: a dynamic and stochastic analysis	1995 September
no. 95-14	The queuing theoretic approach to groundwater management	1995 September
no. 95-15	Fairness, stewardship, and sustainable development	1995 September
no. 95-16	Idea gaps, object gaps, and trust gaps in economic development	1995 August
no. 95-17	The feasibility of constructing and operating a cull cow slaughter facility in Utah	1995 August

Study Papers nos. 95-18 thru 95-35Return to Top

Container(s): Box 13

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 95-18	An economic base study for San Juan county	1995 July
no. 95-19	Inventory tracking with Quicken	1995 October
no. 95-20	Did the options market increase exchange-rate volatility?	1995 October
no. 95-21	An agenda for the study of land use, wilderness designation, and resource regulation in the America west	1995 October
no. 95-22	Mrs. Field's cookies: challenges to international market expansion in Mexico	1995 October
no. 95-23	Mrs. Field's development de Mexico (MFD): international financing concerns	1995 October
no. 95-24	Mrs. Field's cookies: options for international market expansion	1995 October
no. 95-25	El grupo comida: market selection and development in Mexico	1995 October
no. 95-26	Potential economic impacts of wilderness designation	1995 November
no. 95-27	Farmland valuation in Utah: executive summary	1995 November
no. 95-28	Nonconcave network externalities	1995 November
no. 95-29	Consistency and optimality in a dynamic game of pollution control I: competition	1995 November
no. 95-30	Causality between research expenditures and papers published on Utah state agricultural experiment station	1995 December
no. 95-31	Economics of pasture management	1995 December
no. 95-32	Review of alternative grazing fee formulas	1995 December
no. 95-33	Grazing fee alternatives 1995	1995 December
no. 95-34	Economic depression, tithepaying, and the Mormon debt crisis of the 1890s	1995 December
no. 95-35	Heteroskedastic price forecasting for food security management in developing countries	1995 December

Study Papers nos. 96-01 thru 96-22Return to Top

Container(s): Box 14

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 96-01	Modeling ecological constraints on tropical forest management: comment	1996 January
no. 96-02	Regulatory barriers in an integrating world food market	1996 January
no. 96-03	How long until crisis in African wildlife integrated conservation and development projects (ICDPS)? : simulation results from the Serengeti ecosystem	1996 February
no. 96-04	Consistency and optimality in a dynamic game of pollution control II: monopoly	1996 February
no. 96-05	Financial performance under aggressive management strategies: the case of Sunset Dairy	1996 March
no. 96-06	Subdiscipline-specific journal rankings in economics	1996 May
no. 96-07	Sunset Dairy's current value as an asset and revenue-generating enterprise: a capital budgeting application	1996 March
no. 96-08	The design perspective in resource and environmental economics	1996 March
no. 96-09	Pluralism, science, ethics, and the intersecting spheres of social concerns and environmentalism	1996 February
no. 96-10	The law of markets as enunciated by Jean-Baptiste Say	1996 March
no. 96-11	Wheat futures price behavior: empirical issues for intramarket contracts	1996 June
no. 96-12	Mobility barriers and the socially differentiated effects of food marketing liberalization in Madagascar	1996 March
no. 96-13	On some aspects of the management of a stochastically developing forest	1996 May
no. 96-14	Economic impact of the USU Uintah basin education centers and the LDS Vernal temple	1996 March
no. 96-15	Quicken as a farm accounting system: a lesson plan on cash basis recordkeeping with accrual-adjusted financial statements	1996 April
no. 96-16	The economic impact of Uintah county's Western Park	1996 June
no. 96-17	Developing countries and environmental protection: the effect of budget balance and pollution ceiling constraints	1996 June
no. 96-18	The economic and ethical ambiguities of African debt forgiveness	1996 May
no. 96-19	An analysis of iodine deficiency disorder and eradication strategies in the high Atlas mountains of Morocco	1996 July
no. 96-20	An agenda for the design and study of international environmental agreements	1996 July
no. 96-21	Immigration to Utah communities: the role of agriculture and rural development	1996 July
no. 96-22	Immigration issues in rural Washington	1996 July

Study Papers nos. 96-23 thru 97-07Return to Top

Container(s): Box 15

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 96-23	Preservation or use: a contingent valuation study of wilderness designation in Utah	1996 July
no. 96-24	Wilderness designation in Utah: urban and rural willingness to pay	1996 July
no. 96-25	Recreation as an economic development strategy: some evidence from Utah	1996 July
no. 96-26	A comparison of CVM and point allocation approaches to estimating nonuse values for wilderness areas	1996 July
no. 96-27	Compliance bias in dichotomous choice CVM: some evidence from a Utah wilderness study	1996 June
no. 96-28	Health care pricing strategies: a case study of orthopedics in Utah	1996 March
no. 96-29	Feasibility of expanding the market for fish and processed fruit/vegetables in Moab/Green River	1996 August
no. 96-30	Emery county high-value agribusiness diversification study	1996 July
no. 96-31	Expanding farmers' markets in Utah	1996 June
no. 96-32	Employment stability and the role of sectoral dominance in rural economies	1996 December
no. 96-33	The fallacy of nearby contract commodity futures price analysis: intramarket futures contracts are not identically distributed	1996 September
no. 96-34	The timing of land development: an invariance result	1996 September
no. 96-35	Does food aid really discourage food production?	1996 September
no. 96-36	Report on southeast Asia trip by Bailey and Fawson for the international agribusiness internship center	1996 October
no. 96-37	Measurement of technical efficiency in public education: a stochastic frontier production function approach	1996 October
no. 96-38	Rational incompatibility with international product standards	1996 October
no. 96-39	Variable trend in real exchange rates	1996 May
no. 96-40	Migration's role in seasonal farm labor markets: the case of Washington state	1996 November
no. 96-41	Immiserized growth in liberalized agriculture	1996 December
no. 96-42	The dynamic effects of U.S. food aid on recipient country agriculture	1996 December
no. 96-43	Estimating east Asian exchange rates at different frequencies	1996 December
no. 96-45	Economies of scale in public education: an econometric analysis	1996 November
no. 96-46	Commercialization of wild game ranching: enterprise budgets	1996 October
no. 97-01	Developing countries and environmental protection: the effects of ex ante versus ex post contracting	1997 January
no. 97-02	On some aspects of land development when the decision to develop is divisible	1997 February
no. 97-03	Seniority and productivity in the academic labor market	1997 February
no. 97-03 c. 2	Seniority and productivity in the academic labor market	1997 February
no. 97-04	A more general approach to modeling exchange rate volatility	1997 March
no. 97-05	Stochastic food prices and slash-and-burn agriculture	1997 April
no. 97-06	Aspects of arranged marriages and the theory of Markov decision processes	1997 April
no. 97-07	Environmental policy in developing countries: a dynamic analysis	1997 April

Study Papers nos. 97-08 thru 97-33Return to Top

Container(s): Box 16

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 97-08	Dynamic productivity, efficiency, and technical innovation in education: a mathematical programming approach using data envelopment analysis	1997 May
no. 97-09	Purchasing power parity and equilibrium real exchange rate	1997 May
no. 97-10	International agribusiness marketing in a transnational environment: phase II	1997 May
no. 97-11	Market integration and the law of one price: case study of selected feeder cattle markets	1997 June
no. 97-12	On the design of international environmental agreements for identical and heterogeneous developing countries	1997 July
no. 97-13	The impact of public land use on the economy of Rich county, Utah	1997 June
no. 97-14	A final report on the management of the Huntington and Hunter power plant farms	1997 April
no. 97-15	Analysis of three different sow identification systems	1997 June
no. 97-17	Trends in the accuracy of USDA production forecasts for beef and pork	1997 September
no. 97-18	Feasibility of a dairy cooperative purchasing an existing feedmill	1997 September
no. 97-19	Temporary, persistent stable, or persistent explosive innovations in cattle price series	1997 September
no. 97-20	Modeling price expectations in the livestock industry	1997 July
no. 97-21	Error correction models and spatial market integration: evidence for cattle markets in the U.S.	1997 September
no. 97-22	Short-run and long-run spatial price relationships of selected U.S. cattle markets	1997 August
no. 97-23	A note on exogeneity and endogeneity of prices in selected cattle markets	1997 June
no. 97-24	Speed of price adjustment and arbitrage opportunities for the selected cattle markets in the western and central regions of the U.S.	1997 August
no. 97-25	Cattle price dispersions and implications for market structure over time	1997 August
no. 97-26	Price dispersions in auction markets: a case study of cattle auction markets	1997 August
no. 97-28	An optimal stopping approach to the conservation of biodiversity	1997 December
no. 97-33	Relevant Pacific basin market areas for the U.S. pork industry	1997 November

Study Papers nos. 98-01 thru 99-18Return to Top

Container(s): Box 17

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 98-01	Developing countries and international environmental agreements: the case of perfect correlation	1998 January
no. 98-02	On the design of first best rural wage contracts in perfectly correlated agrarian environments	1998
no. 98-03	Privatization and technical efficiency: an application of stochastic frontier model to the international oil industry	1998 March
no. 98-04	The effect of government size on economic performance: an empirical investigation on a group of developing countries using a panel data approach	1998 March
no. 98-05	Markets, social norms, and governments in the service of environmentally sustainable economic development	1998 April
no. 98-06	Ethnics, pests, and towns: economic development and income distribution on the western frontier	1998 March
no. 98-07	On some aspects of ecological resilience and the conservation of species	1998 May
no. 98-08	On the irrelevance of collusion in perfectly correlated environments	1998 May
no. 98-09	The economics of land use, wilderness designation, and resource regulation in the American west	1998 September
no. 98-10	On some aspects of the decision to conserve or harvest old growth forest	1998 September
no. 98-11	Aspects of the optimal management of cyclical ecological-economic systems	1998 December
no. 98-12	The effects of collusion and limited liability on the design of international environmental agreements for developing countries	1998 December
no. 99-01	Grand county target industry study final report	1999 January
no. 99-02	Oligopsony with fixed market supply	1999 June
no. 99-03	New evidence on household valuation of curbside recycling	1998 December
no. 99-04	Deposit rate premiums and the demand for funds by thrifts	1999 August
no. 99-05	The economic value of Alaska's Copper River personal-use and subsistence fisheries	1999 February
no. 99-06	The subtleties of distribution and interpolation	1999 February
no. 99-07	Trade as a carrier of knowledge in economic growth	1999 March
no. 99-08	The effect of income taxes on optimal portfolio selection	1999 March
no. 99-09	The effect of capital market imperfections and intertemporal choice on the valuation of retirement fund contributions	1999 March
no. 99-10	Technical efficiency in stochastic production frontier: a simultaneous equation approach	1998 September
no. 99-11	Economies of scale in public education: an econometric analysis	1999 March
no. 99-12	Measurement of technical efficiency in public education: a stochastic and nonstochastic production function approach	1999 February
no. 99-13	Relationships economics	1999 March
no. 99-14	Determinants of student satisfaction and success in economic principles	1999 March
no. 99-15	A dynamic and stochastic analysis of decision making in arranged marriages	1999 March
no. 99-16	On species substitutability, resilience, and the optimal management of ecological-economic systems	1999 March
no. 99-17	The stability of stochastic systems: the case of persistence and resilience	1999 May
no. 99-18	Games governments play: an analysis of national environmental policy in an open economy	1999 May

Study Papers nos. 99-19 thru 2000-17Return to Top

Container(s): Box 18

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 99-19	Labor-market fluctuations in a high-frequency real-business-cycle model	2000 March
no. 99-20	Livestock markets and risk management among east African pastoralists: a review and research agenda	1999 March
no. 99-21	Implementing fair market values for using federal lands: who would gain and who would lose?	1999 July
no. 99-22	Market integration and the law of one price: an empirical comparison of alternative estimation approaches	1999 June
no. 99-23	On the extinction of species in jointly determined stochastic systems	1999 October
no. 99-24	Quantifying the transient response of ecological-economic systems to perturbations	1999 December
no. 99-25	Feasibility of a conference center for Sanpete county, Utah	1999 September
no. 2000-01	Contemporary research in ecological economics: five outstanding issues	2000 January
no. 2000-02	Introduction and overview of the economics of international environmental agreements	2000 January
no. 2000-03	Nativity and income distribution in frontier Utah communities	2000 March
no. 2000-04	What is fair? Experimental evidence	2000 March
no. 2000-05	Empirical support for asymmetry of the distribution of effort	2000 March
no. 2000-06	The carrot vs. the stick in work team motivation	2000 March
no. 2000-07	Vertical international trade as a monetary transmission mechanism in an open economy	2000 February
no. 2000-08	Staggered contracts and business cycle persistence	1999 December
no. 2000-09	Valuation and asset pricing in infinite-horizon sequential markets with portfolio constraints	2000 February
no. 2000-10	Input-output structure and the general equilibrium dynamics of inflation and output	2000 March
no. 2000-11	The economics of cattle supply	1999 December
no. 2000-12	A theoretical and empirical investigation of the supply response in the U.S. beef-cattle industry	2000 March
no. 2000-13	An interdisciplinary research agenda for the study of ecological-economic systems in the American west	2000 April
no. 2000-14	An economic assessment of the sport fisheries for halibut, and chinook and coho salmon in lower Cook Inlet	2000 April
no. 2000-15	Marketing timing and the cattle cycle: a clarification	2000 April
no. 2000-16	An analysis of persistence, resilience, and the conservation of keystone species	2000 May
no. 2000-17	Territorial use rights: a rights based approach to spatial management	2000 May

Study Papers nos. 2000-18 thru 2001-09Return to Top

Container(s): Box 19

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 2000-18	Measurement error and the distribution of income	2000 April
no. 2000-19	A theoretical inquiry into aspects of the structure and the management of ecological-economic systems	2000 May
no. 2000-20	Staggered contracts, intermediate goods, and the dynamic effects of monetary shock on output, inflation , and real wages	2000 May
no. 2000-21	Implementing Arrow-Debreu equilibria by trading infinitely lived securities	2000 December
no. 2000-22	On infinite-horizon minimum-cost hedging under cone constraints	2000 May
no. 2000-23	A requiem for the IFQ in U.S. fisheries	2000 May
no. 2000-24	Dynamic environmental policy in developing countries in the presence of a balance of trade deficit and a tariff	2000 June
no. 2000-25	Results of a survey of participation in the lower and central Cook Inlet halibut and salmon sport fishery	2000 June
no. 2000-26	Habitat conversion, information acquisition, and the conservation of biodiversity	2000 July
no. 2000-27	Do optimal non-renewable resource tariffs suffer from dynamic inconsistency?	2000 September
no. 2000-28	Staggered price-setting, staggered wage-setting, and business cycle persistence	2000 November
no. 2000-29	Dynamic environmental policy in developing countries with a dual economy	2000 November
no. 2000-30	Dynamic environmental policy in developing countries in the presence of a balance of trade deficit and a tariff	2000 November
no. 2000-31	Market power in the beef packing industry: is it time for a new approach?	2000 November
no. 2000-32	One boss or many? Decision making and coordination in the multi-plant firm	2000 October
no. 2000-33	Speed of innovation in high technology firms: geographic and organizational strategies	2000 November
no. 2000-34	Inventory dynamics: market power measures when inputs are capital goods	2000 November
no. 2000-35	Mixups in the warehouse centralization and decentralization in the multi-plant firm	2000 April
no. 2000-36	Incentives to advertise: too strong, too weak, or just right?	2000 December
no. 2001-00	Annual research activities, 2000	2001 March
no. 2001-01	Linking sportfishing trip attributes, participation decisions, and regional economic impacts in lower and central Cook Inlet, Alaska	2001 January
no. 2001-02	Dispute resolution with "combined" arbitration	2001 February
no. 2001-03	Modeling the effect of fishery attributes on participation rates and angler welfare: the Kenai peninsula marine sport fishery	2001 February
no. 2001-04	A comparison of conventional, final-offer, and "combined" arbitration for dispute resolution	2001 July
no. 2001-05	Preliminary analysis of the economic feasibility of a soybean processing facility in Utah	2001 March
no. 2001-06	Market opportunities and threats to the U.S. pork industry posed by traceability systems	2001 April
no. 2001-07	Traceability in red meat: market opportunity or threat?	2001 April
no. 2001-08	Environmental determinants of cost sharing: an application to irrigation	2001 April
no. 2001-09	Detection and mitigation of hypothetical bias in contingent valuation with an application to curbside recycling	2001 February

Study Papers nos. 2001-10 thru 2002-15Return to Top

Container(s): Box 20

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 2001-10	Pigouvian tax and the congestion externality: a benefit side approach	2001 April
no. 2001-11	A dynamic analysis of the global timber market under global warming: an integrated modeling approach	2001 April
no. 2001-12	A dynamic interaction of the global timber market, global warming, and carbon flux of forest	2001 April
no. 2001-13	Participation decisions, angler welfare, and the regional economic impact of sportfishing	2001 May
no. 2001-14	Meat traceability: are U.S. consumers willing to pay for it?	2001 October
no. 2001-15	Ultimate inequality: determinants of life expectancies in mountain states counties	2002 April
no. 2001-16	Incentives to advertise and economic efficiency: the difference between beef and beer	2001 June
no. 2001-17	Determinants of life expectancies in U.S. counties	2001 June
no. 2001-18	The dynamic structure of optimal tax under environmental pollution	2001 December
no. 2001-19	Economic principles of sustainable fisheries management	2001 December
no. 2002-00	Annual research activities, 2001	2002 February
no. 2002-01	High-frequency calibration	2002 February
no. 2002-02	Cattle cycles, expectations, and the age distribution of capital	2001 December
no. 2002-03	Economic principles of sustainable multi-use fisheries management	2002 February
no. 2002-04	Property rights and the management of multiple use fisheries	2002 February
no. 2002-05	Detrending time-aggregated data	2002 April
no. 2002-06	Does fact-finding promote settlement? Theory and a test	2002 April
no. 2002-07	Meat traceability: are U.S. customers willing to pay for it?	2002 April
no. 2002-08	Measuring market power with variables other than price	2002 May
no. 2002-09	Household expenditure patterns for carbohydrate sources in Russia	2002 June
no. 2002-10	The effects of economic growth and public support of health services on longevity: a panel data analysis	2002 July
no. 2002-11	A multivariate analysis of the human development index	2002 July
no. 2002-12	Trade and international convergence of per capita income	2002 August
no. 2002-13	Maturity structure of foreign debts in the presence of a possible twin crisis	2002 August
no. 2002-14	An analysis of the effectiveness of supplemental instruction: the problem of selection bias and limited dependent variables	2002 June
no. 2002-15	Market power with dynamic inventory constraints: the bias in standard measures	2002 August

Study Papers nos. 2002-16 thru 2004-03Return to Top

Container(s): Box 21

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 2002-16	The effect of membership characteristics on cooperative pricing policies and success	2002 August
no. 2002-17	Cost of community services in Sanpete county, Utah for FY 1999-2000: a report submitted to the Sanpete county commission	2002 August
no. 2002-18	If you can't trust the farmer who can you trust? The effect of certification types on purchases of organic produce	2002 November
no. 2002-19	Nonrenewable resource extractions with a pollution side effect: a comparative dynamic analysis	2002 December
no. 2002-20	Cheap talk reconsidered: new evidence from CVM	2002 December
no. 2002-21	Household valuation of a pilot curbside recycling program: participants, non-participants, and the non-targeted	2002 December
no. 2002-22	An equitable, efficient and implementable scheme to control global carbon dioxide emissions	2002 December
no. 2002-23	An efficient mechanism to control correlated externalities: redistributive transfers and the coexistence of regional and global pollution permit markets	2002 December
no. 2002-24	Reputation and the control of pollution	2002 December
no. 2003-00	Annual research activities, 2002	2003 February
no. 2003-01	The chilling effect of optimism: the case of final-offer arbitration	2003 January
no. 2003-02	Expectations and comparative arbitration institutions	2003 February
no. 2003-03	Consumers' willingness to pay for eco-certified wood products	2003 May
no. 2003-04	A U.S.-E.U. multilateral exchange and training program toward B.S. and M.S. degrees in agribusiness and agricultural economics	2003 May
no. 2003-05	Explaining cooperation in municipal solid waste management	2003 May
no. 2003-06	A comparison of U.S. and Canadian consumers' willingness to pay for red-meat traceability	2003 June
no. 2003-07	A cautionary note on test for incentive incompatibility and starting-point bias	2003 July
no. 2003-08	Prices, quantities, and correlated externalities	2003 July
no. 2003-09	Mediators as the Walrasian auctioneers of exchange theory	2003 August
no. 2003-10	Strategic planning, impact assessment, and technical aid: the Souss-Massa integrated water management project	2003 August
no. 2003-11	Mediation, Walrasian tatonnement, and negotiations as an exchange economy	2003 September
no. 2003-12	Willingness-to-pay for information: experimental evidence on product traceability from the U.S.A., Canada, the U.K., and Japan	2003 September
no. 2003-13	Curbside recycling: waste resource or waste of resources?	2003 November
no. 2003-14	Optimal discounting in control problems that span multiple generations	2003 September
no. 2003-15	The costate variable in a stochastic renewable resource model	2003 December
no. 2004-00	Annual research activities, 2003	2004 February
no. 2004-01	A multivariate analysis and extension of the human development index	2004 January
no. 2004-02	The equivalence of evolutionary games and distributed Monte Carlo learning	2004 January
no. 2004-03	Mediators as Walrasian auctioneers	2004 January

Study Papers nos. 2004-04 thru 2005-11Return to Top

Container(s): Box 22

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 2004-04	Statistical discrimination in labor markets: an experimental analysis	2004 March
no. 2004-05	Importance of various roles and evaluation methods of extension economists as viewed by extension administrators, department heads, and specialists	2004 April
no. 2004-06	How an American BSE crisis has affected the value of traceability and country of origin certification in the U.S. beef industry?	2004 April
no. 2004-07	Explaining cooperation in municipal solid waste management	2004 March
no. 2004-08	Consumers' willingness to pay for eco-certified wood products	2004 March
no. 2004-09	Factors influencing support for a national animal identification system for cattle in the United States	2004 May
no. 2004-10	Seeing is believing: simulating resource-extraction problems with GAMS IDE and Microsoft Excel in an intermediate-level natural-resource economics course	2004 May
no. 2004-11	Impure public goods, imperfect labor mobility, and matching grants in a federation with decentralized leadership	2004 May
no. 2004-12	Using choice question formats to determine compensable values: the case of a landfill-siting process	2004 July
no. 2004-13	Determinants of residential water conservation: the case of Salt Lake City, Utah	2004 July
no. 2004-14	A bioeconomic model of the Great Salt Lake watershed	2004 August
no. 2004-15	The effect of experience and quantity-based pricing on the valuation of a curbside recycling program	2004 October
no. 2004-16	The folly of dillydally	2004 November
no. 2004-17	Failing students optimally	2004 November
no. 2004-18	Endogenizing the reservation value in models of land development over time and under uncertainty	2004 November
no. 2004-19	Modeling timber supply, fuel-wood, and atmospheric carbon mitigation	2004 December
no. 2004-20	An economic analysis of the Pacific halibut commercial fishery	2004 December
no. 2004-21	Pooled and individual bycatch quotas: exploring tradeoffs between observer coverage levels, bycatch frequency, pool size, and the precision of bycatch estimates	2004 December
no. 2004-22	Theoretical and applied economics of water demand management: all dressed up and nowhere to go	2004 December
no. 2005-00	Annual research activities, 2004	2005 February
no. 2005-01	Temporal reliability in contingent valuation with a restrictive research budget	2005 January
no. 2005-02	Valuating environmental changes in the presence of risk: an update and discussion of some empirical issues	2005 January
no. 2005-03	The value of information provided by fish consumption advisories	2005 January
no. 2005-04	Removing de facto wilderness designation: modeling changes in use patterns and economic value for owners of all-terrain vehicles	2005 January
no. 2005-05	Religion, regional self-sufficiency, and economic development in Utah: 1847-1896	2005 February
no. 2005-06	A rose by another name: an objective analysis of an established market for credence attributes	2005 May
no. 2005-07	Determinants of adoption of security systems to address bioterrorist threats: an analysis of dairy farms in the western United States	2005 May
no. 2005-08	Marketing GM-labeled food products in the United Kingdom: can American agribusinesses do it profitably?	2005 May
no. 2005-09	Perspectives on traceability and BSE testing in the U.S. beef industry	2005 May
no. 2005-10	Scale-invariant aggregate fluctuations of discrete investments	2005 May
no. 2005-11	Quantifying borrowing constraints and precautionary savings	2005 May

Study Papers nos. 2005-12 thru 2008-04Return to Top

Container(s): Box 23

Container(s)	Description	Dates
book
no. 2005-12	Industrial evolution in response to changes in the demand for traceability and assurance: a case study of Chilean salmon aquaculture	2005 August
no. 2005-13	Interactive geometry for surplus sharing in cooperative games	2005 September
no. 2005-14	A Bayesian examination of anchoring bias and cheap talk in contingent valuation studies (abstract only)	2005 October
no. 2005-15	Optimal discounting of benefits from cleanup at waste sites	2005 December
no. 2006-00	Annual research activities, 2005	2006 April
no. 2006-01	A simple graphical exposition	2006 January
no. 2006-02	The distribution of life expectancy within U.S. states	2006 February
no. 2006-03	The distribution of mortality in U.S. counties	2006 February
no. 2006-04	A market for immigration	2006
no. 2006-05	Determinants of U.S. intercountry migration	2006
no. 2006-06	Incremental and average control costs in a model of water quality trading with discrete abatement units	2006 February
no. 2006-07	Trade networks and beta-convergence of per capita income within the network	2006 July
no. 2006-08	Globalization and income distribution inequality within countries	2006 July
no. 2006-09	Distribution-augmented human development index: a principal component analysis (title page only)	2006
no. 2006-10	Willingness-to-pay for information: experimental evidence on red meat traceability for the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Japan	2006
no. 2006-11	Estimating the market demand for value-added beef: testing for BSE announcement effects using a nesting PIGLOG model approach	2006
no. 2006-12	Matching traders in pollution trading markets with heterogeneous trading ratios	2006
no. 2006-13	The fate of federal milk marketing orders: is order 135 an indication of the future?	2006 June
no. 2006-14	Center for food quality - Utah: final report (introduction only)	2006
no. 2006-15	Migration turnover rates in United States counties	2006 June
no. 2006-16	Migration turnover rates in mountain states counties	2006 April
no. 2006-17	The determinants of the distribution of mortality in mountain states counties	2006 April
no. 2006-18	The determinants of the distribution of mortality in United States counties	2006 June
no. 2006-19	Does foreign aid impede foreign investment	2006
no. 2007-01	Estimating the effectiveness of a vehicle miles traveled tax in reducing particulate matter (PM2.5) emissions	2006 December
no. 2007-02	Does 'free-sampling' enhance the value of public goods?	2006 December
no. 2007-03	A general equilibrium analysis of pesticide resistance	2006 December
no. 2008-00	Annual research activity report, 2007	2008
no. 2008-01	Communalism versus the incentive to free-ride: experimental results from economically emergent Africa	2008 February
no. 2008-02	Carbon sequestration and permit trading on the competitive fringe	2008 March
no. 2008-03	Determinants of migration between mountain states counties	2008 March
no. 2008-04	Determinants of life expectancies in mountain states counties, 1990 and 2000	2008 March

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