Abstract
If we focus on a few countries and recent decades it may be valid to conclude with Dr. Chryst that economists have historically been conditioned to a close relationship between the prices of farm products and land values. If we widen our geographic and time horizons, it seems more defensible to assume that land values are normally structured in patterns only partially explained by prices of farm products or by farm income.
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