Projects Funded for 1999-2000
The Role of Information in the Management of Nonpoint Source Pollution: The Case of Sediment Control at Redwood National Park
- Y. Hossein Farzin
Residential Water Use in Los Angeles - A Disaggregated Analysis
- Michael Hanemann
Predicting Vineyard Expansion and its Environmental Consequences
- Peter Berck
Patterns in China's Agricultural Trade Balance: Implications for World Markets
- Colin Carter
Milk Quality and Marketing Orders
- Daniel Sumner
Incorporating Quality Effects in Policy Analysis: Excise Taxes on California Wine
- Julian Alston
Immigration and the Changing Face of Rural California: Focus on the Sacramento Valley
- Philip Martin
- J. Edward Taylor
Evolution of Central Valley Organic Agricultural Landscapes
- Karen Klonsky
- James Wilen
Efficiency Wages and Agricultural Workers
- Jeffrey Perloff
Economic Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture and Related Hydrologic Resources in California
- Michael Hanemann
- Anthony Fisher
Econometric Analysis of Professional and Do-It-Yourself Yard Chemical Use
- Scott Templeton
- Michael Ward
CIs Quality-Based Compensation an Incentive for Producers? The Case of Processing Tomatoes
- Rachael Goodhue
Assessment of Competition in the California Beef Industry
- Steven C. Blank
- Richard Sexton
Animal Waste and Contract Farming
- David Zilberman