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Consumption risk, farm characteristics, and soil conservation adoption among low-income farmers in the Philippines

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Poverty, consumption risk, and soil conservation

Shively, Gerald E. - In: Journal of development economics 65 (2001) 2, pp. 267-290

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Paying for prosperity : how and why to invest in agricultural research and development in Africa

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Measuring protection in agriculture : the producer subsidy equivalent revisited

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The scope and sequence of maize market reform in Zimbabwe

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Economic Development, Government Policies, and Food Consumption

Masters, William A. - In: The Oxford handbook of the economics of food …. 2012

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Government and agriculture in Zimbabwe

Masters, William Alan - 1994

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AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF ACTIVITY CHOICE, LABOR ALLOCATION, AND FOREST USE IN SOUTHERN MALAWI

Fisher, Monica G.; Shively, Gerald E.; Buccola, Steven T. - 2002

In this paper we explore forest use and activity choice among low-income households in Malawi. Using data from three villages in southern Malawi we investigate factors related to forest use by jointly estimating four labor share equations for forest use, maize production, wage-work, and...

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