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The impacts of extended fisheries jurisdiction on seafood trade among selected countries : market share and product substitution

Creator:: Siaway, Arthur
Abstract:: By 1976 extended fisheries jurisdiction had been declared by most coastal states and territories of the world. The new regime of property rights was expected to affect seafood production costs which, in turn, could impact on seafood trade and the competitive positions of producing countries. In theory this policy should...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: heartfelt thanks and appreciation. I am grateful to: Dr. Richard S. Johnston, Professor of Agricultural

Risk analysis of alternative tillage systems in North Central Oregon dryland wheat production

Creator:: Akbari, Ahmad, 1952-
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Abstract approved: STANLEY F. MILLER The soil conservation systan that a farmer practices has an

An econometric analysis of the Mexican import demand for U.S. pesticide[s]

Creator:: Saremi, Mahnaz
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: privacy Redacted for privacy ACKNOWLEDGMENTS My special thanks go to Dr. Stanley F. Miller, my major

Some consequences of extending ocean resource zones

Creator:: Wilson, James R. (James Rolland), 1951-
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Consequences of Extending Ocean Resource Zones Abstract approved: Richard S. Johnston Three topics which

Regional analysis of the US groundfish fishery : implications of the extended fishery jurisdiction for the Pacific Northwest fishery

Creator:: Adu-Asamoah, Richard
Abstract:: The Fishery Conservation and Management Act of 1976 took effect on March 1, 1977. By this Act the United States extended its management over fisheries to 200 nautical miles from shore. Extended fishery jurisdiction was expected to promote industry development and expand the contribution of the fishing industry to the...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Dr. Richard S. Johnston, a mem- ber of my program committee, for his enthusiasm and guidance

An economic analysis of the world market for Egyptian cotton

Creator:: Mansour, Mohamed (Mohamed Salah), 1952-
Abstract:: The Egyptian economy depends heavily on cotton as the major export commodity among agricultural commodities. Egypt is the largest exporter of extra long staple cotton in the world followed by Sudan and Peru. It provides about 45 percent of the world exports of extra long staple cotton. Instability in the...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: research. I would also like to thank my committee members, Dr. Richard Johnston, Dr. Stanley Miller, Dr

Ecomomic theory and research framework for a multi-output production system : rice-fish culture technology in the Philippines

Creator:: Tagarino, Rogelio N.
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: and chai rman of the Advisory Commi ttee, Drs. Stanley F. Miller, Richard S. Johnston and Susan

Economics of soil loss control on the Mission-Lapwai Watershed, Idaho

Creator:: McNamee, William A.
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Title: ECONOMICS OF SOIL LOSS CONTROL ON THE MISSION Abstract approved r. Stanley F. Miller Loss of

"Pushing for the Highline" : The Diffusion of Innovations in the Oregon Otter Trawl Fishery

Creator:: Stephenson, Garry Owen
Abstract:: Implementation of. the Fishery Conservation and Management Act of 1976 affords opportunities for fishery expansion and economic development in the Oregon otter trawl fishery. The changes stimulated by the Act should occur, according to social science theorists, by the diffusion of innovations from innovative fishermen to less innovative fishermen, with...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: extended to the remainder of my committee- - William Appleman Williams, Bruce Rettig and Stanley Shively

Relevance of U. S. graduate education in agriculture to careers in agricultural development of East African agriculturalists

Creator:: Acker, David G.
Abstract:: The purpose of this study, to examine the relevance of U.S. graduate education in agriculture to careers in agricultural development of East African agriculturalists, was examined in terms of three problems: Problem 1: Was U.S. graduate education in agriculture relevant to careers in agricultural development of East African agriculturalists? Problem...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: doctoral committee: Dr. Norm Goetze, Dr. Ann Messersmith, Dr. Stanley Miller, and Dr. Warren Suzuki

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The impacts of extended fisheries jurisdiction on seafood trade among selected countries : market share and product substitution

Risk analysis of alternative tillage systems in North Central Oregon dryland wheat production

An econometric analysis of the Mexican import demand for U.S. pesticide[s]

Some consequences of extending ocean resource zones

Regional analysis of the US groundfish fishery : implications of the extended fishery jurisdiction for the Pacific Northwest fishery

An economic analysis of the world market for Egyptian cotton

Ecomomic theory and research framework for a multi-output production system : rice-fish culture technology in the Philippines

Economics of soil loss control on the Mission-Lapwai Watershed, Idaho

"Pushing for the Highline" : The Diffusion of Innovations in the Oregon Otter Trawl Fishery

Relevance of U. S. graduate education in agriculture to careers in agricultural development of East African agriculturalists

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