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Organizational economics in the food, agribusiness, and agricultural sectors

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Organizational Economics in the Food, Agribusiness, and Agricultural Sectors

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The past three decades have seen significant advances in the field of organizational economics. By endogenizing "institutions" into their analysis, organization economists have enriched and extended the study of economic behavior. This paper explores the dynamic process of adoption of...

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