Food crisis and development policies in sub-saharan Africa.

ILO pub-WEP pub. Working paper on the role of natural disasters, agrarian structures, agricultural policy (agricultural price) and economic development trends in recent food shortages in Africa South of Sahara - includes a comparison of food production and agricultural product export volume; notes low growth rate and decreasing agriculturaal labour productivity; suggests development policy reforms in favour of the peasant farmer. Bibliography, statistical tables.

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Year of publication:	1985
Authors:	H, Tabatabai
Institutions:	International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations
Subject:	WEP pub \| natural disaster \| agrarian structure \| agricultural policy \| agricultural price \| economic development \| trend \| food shortage \| Africa south of Sahara \| food production \| agricultural product \| export volume \| growth rate \| labour productivity \| development policy \| peasant farmer \| bibliography \| statistical table \| pub PME \| catastrophe naturelle \| structure agraire \| politique agricole \| prix agricole \| développement économique \| tendance \| pénurie alimentaire \| Afrique au sud du Sahara \| production alimentaire \| produit agricole \| volume des exportations \| taux de croissance \| productivité du travail \| politique de développement \| paysan \| bibliographie \| tableau statistique \| catástrofe natural \| estructura agraria \| política agraria \| precio agrícola \| desarrollo económico \| tendencia \| escasez de alimentos \| Africa al sur del Sahara \| producción alimentaria \| producto agrícola \| volumen de exportaciones \| tasa de crecimiento \| productividad del trabajo \| política de desarrollo \| campesino \| bibliografía \| cuadros estadísticos

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	ILO Working Papers.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	Published in Rural employment policy research programme, working paper series 71 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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