The Review of Agricultural Economics

• Editorial Staff
• Writing for the Review of Agricultural Economics
• Submission Information
• Acceptance Package
• Electronic Version
• Subscription Information
• Reproduction of articles appearing in RAE
• AAEA Style and Reference Guide
• Tables of Contents 1997-Current

The purpose of the Review of Agricultural Economics is to provide a scholarly journal for research findings on real world issues relevant to various areas of agricultural, food, and natural resource economics, broadly defined. The editors are interested in publishing articles that are based on sound applied economic analysis relevant for policy and business decision making. Contributions can be based on quantitative or qualitative approaches. Applied analyses based on case studies should rely on rigorous use of qualitative research methods. We also consider submission of teaching/learning contributions that can be used directly in classroom instruction. Published articles are expected to be of interest to applied economists working in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors, both domestically and internationally. The Review of Agricultural Economics is unique among the scholarly agricultural economics journals as it emphasizes readability and topics of broad interest rather than technical presentations, although all articles are rigorous in nature. Occasionally, the Review publishes survey articles on emerging and important topics.

The Review of Agricultural Economics is published jointly by the American Agricultural Economics Association, the Northeastern Agricultural and Resource Economics Association,
Southern Agricultural Economics Association, and the Western Agricultural Economics Association.