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2. CURRENT STATE AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS OF SAEA. (1998). Segarra, Eduardo.
   In: Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics.
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3. THE FOOD DISTRIBUTION INDUSTRY: UNTAPPED CLIENTELE FOR AGRICULTURAL ECONOMISTS. (1992). Capps, Oral.
   In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics.
   RePEc:ags:sojoae:30357.

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4. PROFESSIONAL DIVERSITY IN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS: SALVATION OR SUICIDE?. (1991). Libby, Lawrence W..
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5. Future priorities in agribusiness education: A US perspective. (1989). Sonka, Steven T..
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6. Teaching Agricultural Economics. (1988). Chisholm, Anthony.
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7. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS: A FORK IN THE ROAD OR A CROOKED TRAIL?. (1987). Bateman, Lanny .
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8. U.S. AGRICULTURE AT A CROSSROADS: IMPLICATIONS FOR AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS. (1986). Ikerd, John E..
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9. OBSERVATIONS ON CHANGES IN FACTORS INFLUENCING AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AND SOME IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PROFESSION. (1985). Conner, Richard J..
   In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics.
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10. U.S. Public Policies and Institutions in an Unstable Future. (1984). Thompson, Robert L.
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