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Technological change and economic progress

Kendrick, John W.; Tweeten, Luther G.; Tyner, Fred H. - In: Journal of farm economics 46 (1964) 5, pp. 1065-1086

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Excess capacity in U.S. agriculture

Tyner, Fred H.; Tweeten, Luther G. - In: Agricultural economics research : a journal of economic … 16 (1964) 1/p

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A methodology for estimating production parameters

Tyner, Fred H.; Tweeten, Luther G. - In: Journal of farm economics 47 (1965) 5, pp. 1462-1467

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Optimum resource allocation in U.S. agriculture

Tyner, Fred H.; Tweeten, Luther G. - In: Journal of farm economics 48 (1966) 3, pp. 613-631

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Simulation as a method of appraising farm programs

Tyner, Fred H.; Tweeten, Luther G. - In: American journal of agricultural economics 50 (1968) 1, pp. 66-81

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The utility concept of net social cost, a criterion for public policy

Tweeten, Luther G.; Tyner, Fred H. - In: Agricultural economics research : a journal of economic … 18 (1966) 2, pp. 33-42

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Excess Capacity in U.S. Agriculture

Tyner, Fred H.; Tweeten, Luther G. - In: Agricultural Economics Research (1964) 1

The commercial farm problem has been defined as an excess of farm output over utilization at "satisfactory" prices. Evidence of farm production in excess of market outlets has been apparent in declining farm commodity prices and net incomes, growing stocks of farm products, or large Government...

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The Utility Concept of Net Social Cost--A Criterion for Public Policy

Tweeten, Luther G.; Tyner, Fred H. - In: Agricultural Economics Research (1966) 2

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