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Africa's rising demand for wheat : trends, drivers, and policy implications

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Estimating the enduring effects of fertiliser subsidies on commercial fertiliser demand and maize production : panel data evidence from Malawi

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Zambia's input subsidy programs

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Trends in Agricultural and Rural Development Indicators in Zambia.

Jayne, Thomas S.; Govereh, Jones; Chilonda, Pius; … - Department of Agricultural, Food and Resource … - 2007

Effective agricultural and food security policies in Africa need to be based on a solid empirical foundation. In Zambia, it is widely perceived that poverty rates are increasing, agricultural growth is stagnant, and real food prices are higher as food production declines. This study examines...

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