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Can Agricultural Labour Adjustment Occur Primarily through Creation of Rural Non-farm Jobs in China? by Johnson, D. Gale

“…If China's rural families are to participate fully in the future economic growth there must be a large reduction in the number of farm workers. In order to…”
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From cancer screening to treatment: Service delivery and referral in the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program by Miller, Jacqueline W., Hanson, Vivien, Johnson, Gale D., Royalty, Janet E., Richardson, Lisa C.

“…The National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP) provides breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnostic services to low‐income…”
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Agriculture and the Wealth of Nations by Johnson, D. Gale

“…The great wealth of today's industrial nations and the remarkable improvements in the well-being of the people of the developing nations over the past half…”
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Comment on “The U.S. Structural Transformation and Regional Convergence: A Reinterpretation” by Johnson, D. Gale

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growth of demand will limit output growth for food over the next quarter century by Johnson, D.G

“…The rate of growth of world food demand will be much slower for 1990-2010 than it was for the prior three decades. The major factor determining the increase in…”
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Agricultural Adjustment in China: Problems and Prospects by Johnson, D. Gale

“…Because of the low income elasticity of demand for farm products and the ability of farmers to increase labor productivity, economic growth requires that farm…”
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Population, Food, and Knowledge by Johnson, D. Gale

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China's great famine: Introductory remarks by Gale Johnson, D.

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The declining importance of natural resources: lessons from agricultural land by Johnson, D.Gale

“…During the 20th Century a substantial decline in the economic importance of natural resources, especially farm land, has occurred. Views expressed by Schultz…”
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Food security and world trade prospects by Johnson, D. Gale

“…Johnson is optimistic about the future trends of food demand and supply. There will be continued improvements in productivity…”
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WTO and China's Agriculture by Johnson, D. Gale

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On the resurgent population and food debate. [Joseph Fisher Lecture, University of Adelaide, 18 Sept 1996] by Johnson, D. Gale

“…Since Malthus wrote his famous Essay on Population, the world has witnessed great improvements in numerous measures of well–being — life expectancy, infant…”
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In Memoriam: Theodore W. Schultz by Johnson, D. Gale

“…Theodore William Schultz, who died Feb 26, is remembered. He won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1979 for his contributions to the process to economic…”
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Explaining U.S. Farm Policy in 1996 and Beyond: Changes in Party Control and Changing Market Conditions: Discussion by Johnson, D. Gale

“…Johnson comments on Paarlberg and Orden's paper on the Federal Agricultural Improvement and Reform (FAIR) Act…”
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Provincial migration in China in the 1990s by JOHNSON, D.Gale

“…Estimates of migration among the provinces of China were made by comparison of the provincial populations from the 1990 and 2000 censuses. The estimates were…”
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Biotechnology Issues for Developing Economies by Johnson, D. Gale

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Globalization: what it is and who benefits by Johnson, D.Gale

“…Globalization is far more than the international movement of goods and investment. The flow of ideas from one part of the world to another has increased…”
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Population and economic development by Johnson, D.Gale

“…The traditional view has been that population growth has adverse effects on real per capita incomes. China's restrictive population policy appears to have been…”
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On Population and Resources: A Comment by Johnson, D. Gale

“…The relationship between population and resources is not necessarily as dire as presented by some researchers. In response to critics of a more optimistic view…”
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World agriculture, commodity policy, and price variability by Johnson, D. Gale

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