John C. Davis

Education Scotland

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Liming Wang

University Town of Shenzhen

Ping Zong

Office for National Statistics

Melissa O’Neill

Trevor Donnellan

Teagasc - The Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority

Myles Patton

Agri Food and Biosciences Institute

F.H. Coensgen

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

George J. Stigler

University of Chicago

Lochner Marais

University of the Free State

Ben Wray

Natural Resources Wales

Lynn McNair

University of Edinburgh

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Queen's University Belfast

John Wiley & Sons (United States)

Teagasc - The Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority

Linde (United States)

Agriculture and Food

Agri Food and Biosciences Institute

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Hudson Institute

University of Edinburgh

Agricultural & Applied Economics Association

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AGRICULTURE AND TRANSPORTATION - A POSITIVE IMPACT

Increasing understanding of public problems and policies (1980)

John C. Davis

10.22004/ag.econ.17252

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Domestic Grain Demand Analysis

Routledge eBooks (2019)

Liming Wang John C. Davis

10.4324/9780429026935-5

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Teacher Dismissal on Grounds of Immorality

The Clearing House A Journal of Educational Strategies Issues and Ideas (2020)

John C. Davis

Much has been written recently about our society’s “new morality,” particularly the changes in sexual mores exhibited primarily, but not exclusively, by the youth of the nation. Also, of late there...

Immorality

10.1080/00098655.2020.1729644

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Final Report. Pro-poor Rural Economic and Enterprise Development: A framework for analysis and action (REED)

John C. Davis

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Emergence of the rural non-farm economy

Routledge eBooks (2018)

Ping Zong John C. Davis

Rural Economy

10.4324/9780429460708-5

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The Natural State in a Time of Change A Survey-Based Analysis of State Party Organizations in Arkansas, 1999–2013

John C. Davis

10.34053/parry2019.riapag2.13

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China's Grain Economy: The Challenge of Feeding More Than a Billion

Liming Wang John C. Davis

Government policy and agricultural development grain supply and demand in China - a theoretical framework grain supply response analysis domestic grain demand analysis projections and trade implications conclusions - legacy, triumph and challenge. Appendices: mathematical derivation data sources.

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The Demand and Supply of Scientific Personnel

The Review of Economics and Statistics (1958)

John C. Davis David M. Blank George J. Stigler

10.2307/1925037

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Macmillan’s martyr: the Pilgrim case, the ‘land grab’ and the Tory housing drive, 1951–9

Planning Perspectives (2008)

John C. Davis

The suicide of Edward Pilgrim in 1954 prompted a public furore over the easy terms on which public authorities could compulsorily purchase privately owned land for development. This article argues that Harold Macmillan, as Conservative Housing Minister after 1951, consciously prolonged the statist purchase provisions of the 1947 Town and Country Planning Act even as a reviving market in development land in the early 1950s made them unrealistic and inequitable. The Tories’ twin aims of abolishing the 1947 development charge and making good the ambitious 1951 election pledge to build 300,000 houses per year created an immensely complex set of problems which Macmillan negotiated with much skill. The result, though, was that local authorities – mostly Labour ones – eager to build houses benefited and many individual small owners like Pilgrim suffered from this policy. The Tory pledge was therefore realised in part by means of a hidden subsidy to municipal socialism and at the expense of many natural Conservative supporters.

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10.1080/02665430801906331

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The impact of alternative agri-environmental policy instruments on the economic and environmental performance of dairy farms on the island of Ireland

Adewale Henry Adenuga John C. Davis George Hutchinson Myles Patton Trevor Donnellan

Dairy Farming

10.22004/ag.econ.289577

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