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This book examines the current state of South African agriculture and makes attempts at reform in context by looking at the past. It begins by explaining the historical process, which led to a dualistic agricultural sector, and the current policy process that attempts to resolve the inequalities and distortions. The policy discussion draws on the main part of the book, which is an empirical investigation of the measurement and explanation of efficiency and productivity change, which depend on technologies developed by R & D.

		South African Agriculture At the Crossroads: An Empirical Analysis of Efficiency, Technology and Productivity by Colin Thirtle (Editor), Johan van Zyl (Editor), Nick Vink (Editor) ISBN-10: 9780312235871 ISBN-10: 0-312-23587-9 ISBN-13: 9780312235871 ISBN-13: 978-0-312-23587-1 Hardcover 2000-12-08 Palgrave Macmillan Find Lowest Price
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Product Description This book examines the current state of South African agriculture and makes attempts at reform in context by looking at the past. It begins by explaining the historical process, which led to a dualistic agricultural sector, and the current policy process that attempts to resolve the inequalities and distortions. The policy discussion draws on the main part of the book, which is an empirical investigation of the measurement and explanation of efficiency and productivity change, which depend on technologies developed by R & D.
Book Description This book examines the current state of South African agriculture and makes attempts at reform in context by looking at the past. It begins by explaining the historical process, which led to a dualistic agricultural sector, and the current policy process that attempts to resolve the inequalities and distortions. The policy discussion draws on the main part of the book, which is an empirical investigation of the measurement and explanation of efficiency and productivity change, which depend on technologies developed by R & D.