Lowell D. Hill's 'Quality Preferences of Corn and Soybean Processors in Western Europe and Japan' is a groundbreaking study on the impact of quality on international trade in agricultural products. Hill uses surveys and statistical analysis to assess the factors that influence the preferences of European and Japanese importers for American corn and soybeans. He demonstrates that quality factors like grain size, color, and texture can have a significant impact on market demand. This book is a valuable resource for anyone involved in international trade in agricultural commodities.

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