Frederick V. Waugh

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Frederick V. Waugh

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According to Wikipedia, Frederick Vail Waugh was an American agricultural economist known for his work relating supply, demand, quality, and marketing in the prices of agricultural products, for his understanding of who benefits from volatility in agricultural pricing, and for his advocacy of food stamp and food distribution policies for the poor. He worked for the United States Department of Agriculture from the 1920s to the 1970s.

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Frederick V. Waugh's Published Works

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Partial Time Regressions as Compared with Individual Trends (1933) (471)
Quality Factors Influencing Vegetable Prices (1928) (421)
Does the Consumer Benefit from Price Instability (1944) (309)
Advertising without Supply Control: Some Implications of a Study of the Advertising of Oranges (1961) (145)
Inversion of the Leontief Matrix by Power Series (1950) (131)
The Minimum-Cost Dairy FeedAn Application of “Linear Programming” (1951) (99)
Quality as a determinant of vegetable prices : a statistical study of quality factors influencing vegetable prices in the Boston wholesale market (1929) (79)
Demand and Price Analysis (1964) (70)
On Fractional Powers of a Matrix (1967) (38)
Needed Research on the Effectiveness of Farm Products Promotions (1959) (37)
CONSUMER ASPECTS OF PRICE INSTABILITY (1966) (34)
Compact Computation of the Inverse of a Matrix (1945) (32)
Regressions between Sets of Variables (1942) (32)
The Place of Least Squares in Econometrics (1961) (31)
On Errors in Matrix Inversion (1953) (28)
Resource Productivity, Returns to Scale, and Farm Size (1957) (22)
Fish Cycles: A Harmonic Analysis (1970) (15)
Some Analyses of Fish Prices (1969) (15)
Readings on agricultural marketing (1954) (12)
A Simplified Method of Determining Multiple Regression Constants (1935) (11)
The Controlled Distribution of a Crop among Independent Markets (1936) (11)
Factor Analysis: Some Basic Principles and an Application (1962) (9)
The Marginal Utility of Money in the United States from 1917 to 1921 and from 1922 to 1932 (1935) (9)
A Note Concerning Hotelling's Method of Inverting a Partitioned Matrix (1945) (8)
Market Prorates and Social Welfare (1938) (5)
The Food Distribution Programs of the Agricultural Marketing Administration (1943) (5)
Production From the Sea (1970) (5)
Recent Developments in Methodology (1953) (5)
Economic Analysis of the Food Stamp Plan (1941) (4)
A Partial Indifference Surface for Beef and Pork (1956) (4)
Withholding by Grade (1971) (4)
Margins in Marketing (1934) (3)
[The Consumer does Benefit from Feasible Price Stability]: A Comment [2] (1972) (3)
Side-and-Diagonal Numbers (1967) (3)
Relationships Between Group Averages and Individual Observations (1966) (3)
Graphic analysis: applications in agricultural economics. (1966) (3)
Choice of the Dependent Variable in Regression Analysis (1943) (3)
The Analysis of Regression in Subsets of Variables (1936) (3)
A Short Cut to Linear Programming (1955) (3)
ADVERTISING WITHOUT SUPPLY CONTROL: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS OF A STUDY OF THE DEMAND FOR ORANGES (1960) (2)
Measuring Changes in International Trade (1966) (2)
Graphic analysis in agricultural economics (1957) (2)
Urgent Needs for Research in Marketing Fruits and Vegetables (1936) (2)
The Computation of Partial Correlation Coefficients (1946) (2)
The Future of the World's Fishery Resources: Forecasts of Demand, Supply and Prices to the Year 2000 with a Discussion of Implications for Public Policy (1970) (2)
Marketing Policies for Agriculture (1960) (2)
Programs for Using Agricultural Surpluses to Reduce Malnutrition and to Benefit Farmers (1940) (1)
Alligation, Forerunner of Linear Programming (1958) (1)
Discussion: Linear Programming Approach to the Solution of Practical Problems in Farm Management and Micro-Agricultural Economics (1961) (1)
Factors influencing the price of New Jersey potatoes on the New York market (1)
Excise Taxes and Economic Stability (1948) (1)
On Probabilities in Bridge (1953) (1)
What Do Our Readers Want (1964) (1)
Agricultural policy : a review of programs and needs (1967) (1)
Book Review: The Theory and Measurement of Demand (1939) (0)
Errata: On Errors in Matrix Inversion (1953) (0)
Indirect Restrictions to Internal Trade (1938) (0)
The Use of Isorropic Lines in Determining Regression Surfaces (1929) (0)
Can we predict prices? (1924) (0)
The Place of Least Squares in Econometrics: Further Comment (1962) (0)
Training and Recruitment of Agricultural Economic Personnel: II. The Civil Servant (1940) (0)
Agricultural Marketing Programs after the War (1945) (0)
What Sort of Price Policy is Practical in the U.S.A. (1952) (0)
An Attempt to Forecast the Future Trend of Farm Prices: Discussion by Frederick V. Waugh (0)
A Price Policy for Agriculture, Consistent With Economic Progress That Will Promote Adequate and More Stable Income from Farming (1945) (0)
Graphic analysis in economic research (1955) (0)
Forecasting prices of New Jersey white potatoes and sweet potatoes (0)
Book Review:Butter and Oleomargarine: An Analysis of Competing Commodities W. R. Pabst (1938) (0)
A Graphic Solution of Simultaneous Linear Equations (1951) (0)
Rainfall as an Indicator of New England Potato Yields (0)
Book Review: Agricultural Price Analysis (1963) (0)
Discussion: The Potential Role of Control Theory (1969) (0)
Corrigenda: Graphic Computation of R 1,23 (1958) (0)
Discussion: Reducing Price Variability Confronting Primary Producers (1950) (0)
The New England Agricultural Outlook Conference (1931) (0)
Contributions of Agricultural Policies to General Economic Growth (1955) (0)
What Shall We do with Surplus Foods? (1946) (0)
Production, supply, and consumption of Connecticut Valley tobacco (0)
Connecticut's Research in Milk Marketing: Another Opinion (1945) (0)
Discussion: Encouraging Fundamental Research in Agricultural Economics (1959) (0)
Does Distribution Cost Too Much?, Paul W. Stewart and J. Frederic Dewhurst. New York, The Twentieth Century Fund, 1939. Pp. 403. $3.50 (1940) (0)
RÉSUMÉ (1931) (0)
Prices received for New Jersey produce in Philadelphia (0)
Measuring Changes in International Trade: Reply (1967) (0)
Some Economic Aspects of Food Stamp Programs (1961) (0)
Graphic Computation of R 1.23 (1957) (0)
Price and Demand Analysis: Some Examples from Agriculture (1967) (0)
Should Universities have a Monopoly on Brains (1965) (0)
Production and Welfare of Agriculture, Theodore W. Schultz. New York: The Macmillan Company. 1949. Pp. 225. $3.50 (1950) (0)
Food Consumption Programs as a Part of a Farm Program (1944) (0)
Managing farm surpluses (1962) (0)
The Relation of Quality to the Price of Farm Products (0)
Book Review- Readings on Agricultural Policy (1950) (0)
Economic Models: An Exposition, E. F. Beach. New York and London: John Wiley & Sons, 1957, Pp. ix, 227. $7.50 (1958) (0)
State Protectionism as a Menace to a Sound Agricultural Program (1940) (0)

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