Impact of Technology on Crop Sector: Ranking the Districts in Punjab - Jalil Khan, Abdul
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Recent development of technological change in various fields of interest has inspired human life. Agriculture as a prime sector in human life, to provide food grains, vegetables, fruits, livestock and raw material for large number of industrial commodities, has been focused by scientists to introduce technological inventions and innovations as well. This research focused the agriculture sector in almost all districts of Punjab, Pakistan. Land Productivity of four major crops: wheat, rice, cotton and sugarcane was evaluated to rank these districts on the basis of mechanized agriculture.…mehr

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Recent development of technological change in various fields of interest has inspired human life. Agriculture as a prime sector in human life, to provide food grains, vegetables, fruits, livestock and raw material for large number of industrial commodities, has been focused by scientists to introduce technological inventions and innovations as well. This research focused the agriculture sector in almost all districts of Punjab, Pakistan. Land Productivity of four major crops: wheat, rice, cotton and sugarcane was evaluated to rank these districts on the basis of mechanized agriculture. Principal component analysis helped to construct technological components reflecting the contribution of various agricultural inputs. Higher land productivity in both wheat and cotton outputs proved significantly influenced through technological inputs.
Autorenporträt
MPhil (GCU, Lahore), MAS (AERC, Karachi University), MA (FCC Lahore). Currently PhD candidate at GCU, Lahore; working as Assistant Professor at FCCU, Lahore. Primary teaching interest is Macroeconomic issues, Project Planning and Econometrics. Research interests: Technology and Productivity, International Economics, Exchange Rate, Economic Fluctuations.