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Value chain analysis of Garlic in LiboKemkem District : in the era of COVID-19, South Gondar Zone Amhara Region, Ethiopia

Wubet, Gedefaw Kindu - In: Cogent business & management 9 (2022) 1, pp. 1-39

Garlic is the main bulb crop produced in Libokemkem District, but this crop’s value chain status and particular actors …, three groups of actors are identified. 92.4% of Garlic value chain activities are undertaken by main actors, who constitute … were not studied. Thus, the study aimed to assess the Garlic value chain in Libokemkem District, Ethiopia. Four hundred …

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Upgrading in Agricultural Value Chains: The Case of Small Producers in Honduras

Fromm, Ingrid - 2007

Local producers, in their interaction with local processors or exporters and international retailers have the possibility to acquire new skills and knowledge. The type of trust relationship and coordination pattern can determine how information flows and how firms upgrade. In addition, the...

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National Industrialization in Philippine Mining: Review and Suggestions

Israel, Danilo C. - 2010

The paper reviewed national industrialization as a long-term strategy of mining development in the Philippines. The end purpose was to suggest immediate actions that can be undertaken for the promotion of national industrialization. The paper used secondary data and information from...

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When switching costs cause market power: Rubber processing in Indonesia

Kopp, Thomas - In: Agricultural Economics 53 (2021) 3, pp. 481-495

Suppliers of agricultural output incur switching costs (SCs) when choosing new buyers, allowing buyers to exercise oligopsonistic market power, as SCs help buyers to mark down prices for incumbent suppliers. This article conceptualizes the idea of SCs and suggests an empirical strategy for...

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Gendering the Informal Tourism Sector toward Inclusive and Sustainable Growth: The Case Study of Boracay Island

Carlos, Jean Clarisse T.; Bautista, Marie Jel D.; … - 2023

Boracay Island, Malay is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Philippines. Over the years, its sustained growth as a top tourist destination has been substantially supported by the island's informal tourism sector-that is primarily women dominated. While tourism products and...

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Organic pineapple farming in Ghana: A good choice for smallholders?

Kleemann, Linda - 2011

As consumer demand for organic food grows, organic certification is increasingly promoted in many developing countries. Organic products earn a premium price on the market compared to conventional varieties. Hence, organic production is often seen as a valuable alternative for developing...

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Better balanced economies : a management challenge for the 3rd millennium

Barachini, Franz; Stary, Christian - In: Journal of information & knowledge management : JIKM 11 (2012) 4, pp. 1-7

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Conceptual framework for value chain analysis for poverty alleviation among smallholder farmers

Jordaan, Henry; Grové, Bennie; Backeberg, Gerhard R. - In: Agrekon : agricultural economics research, policy and … 53 (2014) 1, pp. 1-25

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An adaptive structuration theory approach to price transmission in the rice value chain

Widyarini, Maria; Simatupang, Togar M. - In: International journal of logistics systems and management 22 (2015) 2, pp. 155-170

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Incorporating corporate social responsibility in strategic planning : case of ship-operating companies

Lam, Jasmine Siu Lee; Lim, Jun Ming - In: International journal of shipping and transport … 8 (2016) 3, pp. 273-293

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