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income, consumption expenditure, and food security. Using household survey data from northern Ghana and applying endogenous …
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Mobile phone based money services have spread rapidly in many developing countries. We analyze micro level impacts using panel data from smallholder farmers in Kenya. Mobile money use has a large positive net impact on household income. One important pathway is through remittances, which...
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The majority of the youth in Ethiopia live in rural areas where agriculture is the main source of livelihood. Using … prospects of youth's labor supply in agriculture across space (farm locations). We also analyse whether the household male and … results indicate that trends and patterns of the youth's involvement in agriculture vary across gender and farm work locations …
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Past research has found that pressures to share income with family members and relatives can incentivize individuals to hide income, possibly distorting labor allocation and leading to inefficiencies. Due to the difficulty of observing hidden income, the majority of this research has used...
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Smallholder farmers usually face insecure land rights and limited social protection, so that farmland serves as an important safety net against income shocks. Safety-net value of farmland makes the loss of land rights extra costly and strengthens the well-documented incentive for...
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Cash transfers successfully alleviate poverty in many developing countries. South Africa is a case in point, implementing one of the largest unconditional cash transfer programmes internationally, and with substantial benefits to household well-being along multiple dimensions. Yet, grants...
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The relationship between rural industries and agriculture during the early stages of economic development is not well … contradict the hypothesis that rural non-farm sector activities generate positive spillover effects for smallholder agriculture …
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Agricultural inputs are peculiar in nature as an asymmetry in their roles can be identified during the production process. These inputs can be grouped into a set of growth inputs or a set of facilitating inputs. The inputs affecting biological or physiological growth from the inside of the plant...
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agriculture, little is known about the changes within the rural agricultural sector. Yet, the agricultural sector continues to …
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