Transforming traditional agriculture

Transforming traditional agriculture

New Haven, Connecticut (USA) Yale University Press 1964

Anglais

212 p.

631.11 Sch8

IF000015161

For traditional agriculture to become aproductive sector of the economy in the developing countries requires the kind of analysis that has been given to industrialization. Mr. Schultz concentrates here on the economic stagnation of traditional agriculture, and he then tests his hypotheses empirically. He identifies the sources of profitable economic growth in transforming traditional agriculture, and discusses investment comprehensively, including both new material inputs and investment in farm people.