Capital and Credit Needs in a Changing Agriculture
E. L. Baum, Howard G. Diesslin, Earl O. Heady, Kenneth L. Bachman, Glenn L. Johnson, Leland G. Allbaugh, Joseph Ackerman, R. G. F. Spitze, George K. Brinegar, Lee R. Martin, Dale E. Hathaway, William H. Scofield, Glen T. Barton, Lawrence A. Jones, Ronald L. Mighell, Philip M. Raup, John C. Redman, William C. Murray, Ernest T. Baughman, John M. Wetmore, William E. Hendrix, Ben T. Lanham, Jr., Russell C. Engberg, John A. Hopkin, R. B. Tootell, Charles N. Shepardson, G. L. Johnson, Lewis K. Zerby, Joe M. Bohlen, George M. Beal, Arthur J. Coutu, Quentin W. Lindsey, Arthur B. Mackie, Roger C. Woodworth, J. W. Fanning, W. B. Back, Verner G. Hurt, C. B. Baker, George D. Irwin, J. H. Yeager & George S. Tolley
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| The symposium and the contents of this book are directed toward agricultural workers who are conducting research and educational activities in the land-grant colleges, public agencies, and credit agencies. The ideas have been developed in five closely related subject matter categories: (1) capital and credit in economic growth, (2) changing capital structure in agriculture, (3) credit market and institutions, (4) values and education in relation to capital use and productivity, and (5) selected research for improving use and productivity of capital and credit. They are presented in the interest of stimulating further research and educational activities on agricultural capital and credit problems as they are related to agricultural development. |
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Published Published By Pages DOI Chapters Jan. 1, 1961 Iowa State University Press 426 10.31274/isudp.1961.54 29 Citation E. L. Baum et al. 1961. Capital and Credit Needs in a Changing Agriculture -
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Capital and Credit Needs in a Changing Agriculture has the following chapters:
- Introduction
- 1 The Economic Growth Problem
- 2 Determinants of Capital Formation-Conceptual and Factual Considerations
- 3 Structure of the Capital Market and an Evaluation of Its Components
- 4 Changes in Capital Productivity and Overall Capital Problems
- 5 Trends in Credit and Capital
- 6 Technology and Changes in Capital Structure
- 7 Farm Use of Capital in Relation to Technical and Factor Price
- 8 Vertical Integration As a Source of Capital in Farming
- 9 Farm Family Capital Accumulation and Investment Processes
- 10 Adjustments and Capital Use in Agricultural Regions
- 11 Farm Credit Institutions
- 12 Prospects for Credit Supplies to Agriculture Under Continued Economic Growth
- 13 Evaluation of the Credit Market and Credit Institutions
- 14 Adequacy of Capital and Credit for Chronically Low-Income Farms
- 15 Lenders' Problems in Meeting Changing Credit Needs
- 16 Adequacy of Credit for Commercial Agriculture in a Growing Economy
- 17 Adequacy of Our Agricultural Credit Structure
- 18 Adequacy of Credit Structure As Related to Commercial Banks
- 19 Values in the Solution of Credit Problems
- 20 Sociological and Social Psychological Factors
- 21 Farmers' Attitudes Toward Credit and Capital
- 22 Need for Greater Emphasis on Capital Investment in Human Resources
- 23 Relationships Between Capital and Education
- 24 Decision Processes for Understanding Capital Use and Investment on Farms
- 25 Estimating Productivity and Financing Limits for Resources
- 26 Use of Credit for Purchases of Fertilizer
- 27 Needed Research on Capital and Credit
- Index
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