Browsing by Author "Griffin, Ronald C."

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    • Assessing the impacts of the 1985 farm bill and its alternatives on rural economies : the case of Terry County 
      Bowker, James Michael (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1987)
      The Food Security Act of 1985 (1985 farm bill) provides a structure for farm program administration through 1990. The 1985 farm bill continues the conservative trend in farm programs initiated by its 1981 predecessor. ...
    • Bushland Management For Water Yield: Prospects for Texas. 
      McCarl, Bruce A.; Griffin, Ronald C.; Kaiser, Ronald A.; Freeman, Lansingh S.; Blackburn, Wilbert H.; Jordan, Wayne R. (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1987)
    • Community Water Demand in Texas 
      Griffin, Ronald C.; Chang, Chan (Texas Water Resources Institute, 1989-04)
      Solutions to Texas water policy and planning problems will be easier to identify once the impact of price upon community water demand is better understood. Several important questions cannot be addressed in the absence of ...
    • Econometric Analyses of Public Water Demand in the United States 
      Bell, David (2012-02-14)
      Two broad surveys of community- level water consumption and pricing behavior are used to answer questions about water demand in a more flexible and dynamic context than is provided in the literature. Central themes of price ...
    • The Edwards Aquifer: An Economic Perspective 
      Merrifield, John D.; McCarl, Bruce A.; Griffin, Ronald C.; Emerson, Peter M.; Collinge, Robert A. (Texas Water Resources Institute, 1993-03)
      Business as usual has ceased to be an acceptable system for the Edwards because of the burden it imposes upon regional competitiveness and welfare. Nonrevisionist strategies such as surface water development and spring ...
    • The impact of information on cognitive valuation decisions with implications for the contingent valuation method 
      Bergstrom, John C. (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1986)
      Consumer valuation decisions are conceptualized as occurring in a six-stage cognitive valuation process. The six-stage model is advocated as an appropriate framework for economic analyses of consumer valuation decisions. ...