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Book Reviews - The World Food Problem. Tackling the Causes of Undernutrition in the Third World

Foster, Phillips; Leathers, Howard D.; Weber, Adolf - In: Quarterly journal of international agriculture 38 (1999) 2, pp. 176

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Analyzing systems of agricultural resource organization

Foster, Phillips - In: Journal of farm economics 48 (1966) 2, pp. 272-278

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Characteristics of cooperative agricultural product and input markets in Algeria

Foster, Phillips - In: Agricultural cooperatives and markets in developing …, (pp. 314-326). 1969

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A simulation study of population education, and income growth in Ugenda

Foster, Phillips; Yost, Larry - In: American journal of agricultural economics 51 (1969) 3, pp. 576-591

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Incentives to invest in new agricultural inputs in North India

Dobbs, Thomas; Foster, Phillips - In: Economic development and cultural change 21 (1972) 1, pp. 101-117

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The World Food Problem: Tackling the Causes of Undernutrition in the Third World

Foster, Phillips; Viksnins, George J. - In: The journal of developing areas 28 (1994) 3, pp. 428-429

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The World Food Problem: Tackling the Causes of Undernutrition in the Third World

Foster, Phillips; Johnston, Bruce F. - In: Economic development and cultural change 43 (1995) 3, pp. 677

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Incentives to Invest in New Agricultural Inputs in North India.

Dobbs, Thomas; Foster, Phillips - In: Economic Development and Cultural Change 21 (1972) 1, pp. 101-17

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Allocable fixed inputs as a cause of joint production: an empirical investigation

Leathers, Howard D. - In: Agricultural Economics of Agricultural Economists 07 (1992) 2

Leathers (1991) shows that while the existence of allocable fixed inputs can cause joint production (as in Shumway, Pope and Nash, 1984), it will not necessarily lead to joint production. The extent to which allocable fixed inputs cause joint production in agriculture is an empirical question....

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Are Cooperatives Efficient When Membership is Voluntary?

Leathers, Howard D. - In: Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 31 (2006) 03

If profit-maximizing farmers are free to join or not to join a cooperative, it may appear reasonable to assume that a cooperative will exist only when it has cost advantaged over non-cooperative marketing. This paper presents a model in which that result fails. Every individual farmer chooses...

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