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Agricultural Economics Curricula

Journal of Farm Economics, 1927
A common criticism that neither the right quantity of Agricultural Economics nor the right kind of Agricultural Economics is available to students in agriculture is coincident with the decrease in the enrollment of students in agriculture in Land-Grant Colleges.
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Agricultural economics

1984
Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on agricultural economics. Agricultural economics is economics applied to agriculture with the former drawing on the latter for its basic laws and analytical models. On the whole, the mainstream methodology of applied microeconomics has provided the foundation for agricultural economics work—the practitioners ...
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The New Economics of Agriculture

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1999
Agriculture in the twentieth century was characterized first and foremost by technological innovation that began in the industrialized world and spread to the developing countries as the Green Revolution. This revolution in biological, chemical, and mechanical technology made it possible for agricultural production to grow faster than the demand for ...
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The Economics of Subsistence Agriculture.

The Economic Journal, 1965
Margaret Haswell   +2 more
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The economics of cellular agriculture

Cellular agriculture is the production of animal products, such as meat, seafood, milk, and eggs, with no or minimal use of animals. This report introduces the economics of cell-cultured and precision fermentation foods and documents the growth in the sector. Areas of emphasis are market drivers, structural aspects of the industry, the U.S.
Raszap Skorbiansky, Sharon   +2 more
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Economics of Agriculture

Soil Science, 1938
John Kirk, A. P. van der Post
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Economics, Agriculture, and Famines

2019
There are continuing developments in the analysis of hunger and famines, and the results of theoretical and empirical studies of hunger and food insecurity highlight cases where hunger intensifies sufficiently to be identified as famine. The varying ability of those affected to cope with the shocks and stresses imposed on them are central to the ...
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Agriculture and Economic Development

1963
It is often said that ‘history repeats itself’ and we are certainly seeing today in many Latin-American countries the resurgence of ideas and events experienced before in France and England during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
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Economic transition in agriculture

2008
Economic transition in agriculture.
Bignebat, Celine, Latruffe, Laure
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