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Agrarian structure and agricultural practice: typology and application to western Sudan

Kevane, Michael

American journal of agricultural economics, 1996-02, Vol.78 (1), p.236-245 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Menasha, Wis: Oxford University Press

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Agrarian structure and agricultural practice: typology and application to western Sudan
Autor: Kevane, Michael
Assuntos: ACTIF ; ACTIVO ; agrarian structure ; Agricultural economics ; Agricultural enterprises ; Agricultural land ; Agricultural production ; Agricultural sector ; CLASIFICACION ; CLASSIFICATION ; Credit insurance ; Crop production ; Crops ; Economic models ; Endowment ; Endowments ; ESTRUCTURA AGRICOLA ; ESTRUCTURA SOCIAL ; Expected utility ; Family farms ; Farming ; Farms ; GESTION DE L'EXPLOITATION AGRICOLE ; Households ; Labor ; Labor market ; Labor markets ; Land ownership ; Land use ; Landowners ; MANEJO DE FINCAS ; MARCHE DE CAPITAUX ; MARCHE DU TRAVAIL ; MARCHE FONCIER ; MERCADO DE CAPITALES ; MERCADO DE TIERRAS ; MERCADO DEL TRABAJO ; MODELE ECONOMETRIQUE ; MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS ; Property rights ; PROPIEDAD DE LA TIERRA ; PROPRIETE FONCIERE ; Q120 ; Random variables ; RENDEMENT ; RENDIMIENTO ; RENTABILIDAD ; RENTABILITE ; rural credit ; small farmers ; SOUDAN ; STRUCTURE AGRICOLE ; STRUCTURE SOCIALE ; SUDAN ; TAILLE DE L'EXPLOITATION AGRICOLE ; TAMANO DE LA FINCA ; Typology ; Wages & salaries
É parte de: American journal of agricultural economics, 1996-02, Vol.78 (1), p.236-245
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Descrição: A typology of models that explain patterns of variation in farm endowments and farm practices and yields shows that insecurity in renting land, financing constraints, and the absence of insurance generate patterns of factor use quite different from the famous "inverse relationship" caused by labor supervision problems. One might expect to observe positive relationships between wealth and yields. Village-level data from western Sudan confirm that such positive relationships are not a theoretical curiosity. Wealthy farmers have higher levels of output per hectare because they use more labor per hectare. Insurance and financing constraints appear to be the crucial market failures.
Editor: Menasha, Wis: Oxford University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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Agrarian structure and agricultural practice: typology and application to western Sudan

Kevane, Michael

Menasha, Wis: Oxford University Press

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