Part 2: Marketing, Distribution and Consumers. Agricultural commodity markets: spot, futures, options, forward
contracts and derivatives (J. Williams). Storage and price stabilization (B. Wright). Food processing and distribution: an industrial
organization approach (R.J. Sexton, N. Lavoie). Marketing margins: empirical analysis (M.K. Wohlgenant). Spatial price analysis (P.L.
Fackler, B.K. Goodwin). Duality for the household: theory and applications (J.T. La France). Economic analysis of food safety (J.M. Antle).
Marketing and distribution: theory and statistical measurement [synthesis of 1B] (J. Vercammen, A. Schmitz). [synthesis of Volume 1]
(R. Goodhue, G. Rausser).
Reviews Journal of Agricultural Economics ...My overall impression from this Handbook is that agricultural economics research is relatively dynamic, high-quality, wide-ranging
and policy-relevant. The chapters summarised here not only highlight the main issues addressed and methodologies used by agricultural
economists but also identify the benchmarks for high-quality research in these areas.
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