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The Transformation of Rice Value Chains in Bangladesh and India : Implications for Food Security

Reardon, Thomas - 2013

This paper reports the survey findings that rice value chains are transforming in Bangladesh and India. The main …, quite small in the rice value chain, except for the Government of India's purchases from mills. Fifth, the indirect roles of …

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The Potato Value Chain and Benefits of Cold Storages : Evidence from Bihar (India)

Minten, Bart - 2014

The Indian government has provided large subsidies to stimulate the take-off of the cold storage sector. However, the impact of this policy is not well understood. In a case study of the potato sector in Bihar, we find that there have been dramatic increases and rapid up-scaling of cold...

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To reform and to procure : an analysis of the role of the state and the market in Indian agriculture

Misra, Kartik; Basu, Deepankar - 2022

Since the early 2000s, many Indian states started reforming their agricultural marketing policies and allowed private traders to buy directly from farmers outside the state-regulated market system. The experience of these states during the period 2000 - 2012 can shed light on the impact of...

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HYV Rice Seeds Accessibility and Availability in India and Bangladesh : Stakeholders’ Perspective

Singh, Suresh - 2015

Implementation of the project 'Addressing Barriers to Rice Seeds Trade between India and Bangladesh' (RISTE) has … from India, and three from Bangladesh) is premised on interactions of the project team with stakeholders engaged in rice … seed supply chain in India and Bangladesh. It presents stakeholders perspectives on issues related to ensuring adequate …

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Taking the bull by its horns : the political economic logics of new farm laws and agrarian dissent in India

Anwar, Mohammad Amir; Shakeel, Adnan - 2021

The Indian government’s latest series of farm laws (a set of three acts) have sparked protests by farmers around the country. This viewpoint argues that the new farm laws are designed to deepen capitalism within the countryside by liberalising agricultural trade in the country. It highlights...

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Impact of 'fund of funds' and other initiatives in building entrepreneurial economy of emerging India : a comparison with China

Habeeb, Safoora; Ahmad, Naseeb - In: International journal of financial innovation in … 2 (2018) 2, pp. 158-170

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The potential role of innovative Indian SMEs in sustainable growth

Oncioiu, Ionica; Bîlcan, Florentina Raluca; Petrescu, … - In: EuroEconomica 36 (2017) 1, pp. 196-206

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Social entrepreneurs and social change : tracing impacts of social entrepreneurship through ideas, structures and practices

Ney, Steven; Beckmann, Markus; Graebnitz, Dorit; … - In: International journal of entrepreneurial venturing 6 (2014) 1, pp. 51-68

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First principles, fallibilism, and economics

Hoover, Kevin D. - 2017 - Revised, 1 January 2017

The role of first principles in economics is examined through the lens of dominant methodological approaches of the classical and neoclassical periods. First principles are most clearly displayed in pure deductive systems. The tension between first principles as the basis for deductivist...

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The Random part in network evolution

Grebel, Thomas - 2009

theory ; knowledge diffusion ; networks. …

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