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March 15, 2000

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  • Agricultural Biotechnology: What’s all the fuss about?
  • The U.S. Economy, 2000: A New Track Record
  • The World Trade Talks: Seattle And Its Aftermath
  • Financial Performance: Measurement and Analysis
  • Economists See Improvements for Some Sectors of Indiana Farm Economy

Articles in this Publication:

Agricultural Biotechnology: What’s all the fuss about?

Marshall A. Martin,* Professor and Associate Head

 

The U.S. Economy, 2000: A New Track Record

Larry DeBoer, Professor

 

The World Trade Talks: Seattle And Its Aftermath

Philip l. Paarlberg, Associate Professor

 

Financial Performance: Measurement and Analysis

Craig Dobbins, Professor; Michael Boehlje, Professor; Alan Miller, Farm Business Management Specialist; and Freddie Barnard, Professor

Economists See Improvements for Some Sectors of Indiana Farm Economy

Mike Boehlje, Larry DeBoer, Craig Dobbins, Otto Doering, Howard Doster, Allan Gray, Chris Hurt, Phil Paarlberg, James Pritchett, Lee Schrader, and Joe Uhl)

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