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Off- and on-farm labour participation in Italian farm households [PDF]

open access: possibleApplied Economics, 2011
Most farms are family business, both in developed and developing countries. Labour allocation choices of farm household members are therefore relevant both for production choices in the farm and for rural labour markets. In particular, off-farm work and combination of on- and off-farm work (pluriactivity) are viewed as an efficient allocation of ...
Corsi A., SALVIONI, Cristina
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The Demand for Children in Farm Households

Journal of Political Economy, 1977
A multiperiod household model of fertility behavior applicable to rural-agricultural settings in which the pecuniary as well as the psychic returns from children are significant is formulated.
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Impact of farm programs on farm households in the US

Journal of Policy Modeling, 2017
Abstract The growth of the firm is often financed through retained earnings. Entrepreneurs look to expand, make new investments, or pay off debt using free cash flows from the business. However, entrepreneurs in farming businesses derive income from enterprises that have variable income, and farm program payments provided by the government helps ...
Ashok K. Mishra, Joseph C. Cooper
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