Titlebook: Current Issues in the Economics of Welfare; A. J. Rayner (Professor of Agricultural Economics) Textbook 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-43091-6, theories, demography, development and policy. Its title, in concentrating on less (rather than more) favoured areas and on rural decline (rather than growth), can be interpreted as reflecting both the political fact that difficulties attract more public attention than opportunities, and the economic fact that change occurs ‘at the margin’.

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Less Favoured Areas and Rural Decline,, theories, demography, development and policy. Its title, in concentrating on less (rather than more) favoured areas and on rural decline (rather than growth), can be interpreted as reflecting both the political fact that difficulties attract more public attention than opportunities, and the economic fact that change occurs ‘at the margin’.

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Springer Texts in Business and Economicse agricultural price support measures put in place by the developed countries in the 1930s during the Great Depression. International trade in agriculture was influenced by the colonial structures still in place over much of the third world, the first and second worlds were locked by the cold war in

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Introduction: Generation Precarity,or in many countries has distorted the location of world production and the extent and patterns of trade flows. Such intervention has restricted the gains from trade that accrue to world consumers arising from differences in the costs of production of farm commodities between countries. Furthermore,

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Marielle Feenstra,Maria Kottariterventions in the rural economy, increased reliance on economic ‘levers’, decentralised economic decision-making, and expanded the role of markets. Mandatory planning of production and procurement has been reduced, and direct government investment in agriculture has declined. Increasingly, the gove

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Natalia Rocha Lawton,Cynthia Forsonomists have never been entirely parochial in their interests: real variables, as a matter of course, have always been used as explanatory variables in sectoral modelling (such as gross domestic product in demand functions, interest rates in cost functions and the valuation of farm assets). Occasiona

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Natalia Rocha Lawton,Cynthia Forsones in the 1950s (Griliches, 1957, 1958) and cross-country comparisons by Ruttan and colleagues beginning in the 1970s (Ruttan, 1982; Hayami and Ruttan, 1985; Binswanger and Ruttan, 1978). These and subsequent studies have shown social returns to public investment in agricultural research of over 100