One of the more perplexing problems of economic development is helping subsistence farmers break away from production simply for home consumption to become commercial farmers, producing more and more for sale in the marketplace
One of the more perplexing problems of economic development is helping subsistence farmers break away from production simply for home consumption to become commercial farmers, producing more and more for sale in the marketplaceHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Introduction 1: The Development Problems of Subsistence Farmers: A Preliminary Review 2: Subsistence Agriculture: Concepts and Scope I: The Subsistence Farmer, Agrarian Cultures, and Peasant Societies 3: Social Structure and Peasant Economy: The Influence of Social Structure Upon Peasant Economies 1 An Economist's View of Social Structure Interaction with the Subsistence Economy The Influence of Social Structure on the Javanese Peasant Economy A Semisubsistence Village Economy in Lower Burma 4: The Institutional Aspects of Peasant Communities: An Analytical View 1 Old and New Approaches to Peasant Economies The Peasant Economies of Today's Underdeveloped Areas New Evidence on Farmer Responses to Economic Opportunities From the Early Agrarian History of Western Europe 1 5: Motivations, Values, and Attitudes of Subsistence Farmers: Toward a Subculture of Peasantry 1 A Critical View of a Subculture of Peasantry Testing Theories Concerning a Subculture of Peasantry Growth of "Economic-Mindedness" Among Small Farmers in North Sumatra, Indonesia II: The Economic Behavior of Subsistence Farmers 6: Subsistence and Commercial Family Farms: Some Theoretical Models of Subjective Equilibrium Models of the Family Farm On Subjective Equilibrium of the Subsistence Farmer Effects of Increasing Commercialization On Resource Use in Semisubsistence Farms in South Korea 7: The Subsistence Farmer in Traditional Economies The Subsistence Farmer in Traditional Economies 8: Supply Relationships in Peasant Agriculture Supply Response and the Modernization of Peasant Agriculture : A Study of Four Major Annual Crops in Thailand 1 Supply Relations for Perennial Crops in the Less-Developed Areas 1 III: Theories of Change and Growth 9: The Early Stages of Development in a Primitive Economy: The Evolution from Subsistence to Trade and Specialization The Demand for Food, Leisure, and Economic Surpluses Subsistence and Transition in Agricultural Development among the Ibaloi in the Philippines 10: Development in Agrarian Economies: The Role of Agricultural Surplus, Population Pressures, and Systems of Land Tenure 1 11: The Role of Agriculture in Economic Development: Classical versus Neoclassical Models of Growth Sectoral Interdependence, Structural Transformation, and Agricultural Growth Two Sector Models and Development Policy IV: Developing Subsistence Agriculture 12: Transforming Traditional Agriculture Questions of Economic Analysis and the Consequences of Population Growth Diagnosis, Prediction, and Policy Formulation The Problems of a Subsistence Farm Economy: The Indian Case 13: The Execution of Agricultural Development: Case Studies of Planned Change The Cornell Program in Vicos, Peru 1 The Comilla Program in East Pakistan The ACAR Program in Minas Gerais, Brazil The Rockefeller Foundation Program in Corn and Wheat in Mexico V: Research Priorities on Subsistence Agriculture 14: The Issues and a Research Agenda
Introduction Introduction 1: The Development Problems of Subsistence Farmers: A Preliminary Review 2: Subsistence Agriculture: Concepts and Scope I: The Subsistence Farmer, Agrarian Cultures, and Peasant Societies 3: Social Structure and Peasant Economy: The Influence of Social Structure Upon Peasant Economies 1 An Economist's View of Social Structure Interaction with the Subsistence Economy The Influence of Social Structure on the Javanese Peasant Economy A Semisubsistence Village Economy in Lower Burma 4: The Institutional Aspects of Peasant Communities: An Analytical View 1 Old and New Approaches to Peasant Economies The Peasant Economies of Today's Underdeveloped Areas New Evidence on Farmer Responses to Economic Opportunities From the Early Agrarian History of Western Europe 1 5: Motivations, Values, and Attitudes of Subsistence Farmers: Toward a Subculture of Peasantry 1 A Critical View of a Subculture of Peasantry Testing Theories Concerning a Subculture of Peasantry Growth of "Economic-Mindedness" Among Small Farmers in North Sumatra, Indonesia II: The Economic Behavior of Subsistence Farmers 6: Subsistence and Commercial Family Farms: Some Theoretical Models of Subjective Equilibrium Models of the Family Farm On Subjective Equilibrium of the Subsistence Farmer Effects of Increasing Commercialization On Resource Use in Semisubsistence Farms in South Korea 7: The Subsistence Farmer in Traditional Economies The Subsistence Farmer in Traditional Economies 8: Supply Relationships in Peasant Agriculture Supply Response and the Modernization of Peasant Agriculture : A Study of Four Major Annual Crops in Thailand 1 Supply Relations for Perennial Crops in the Less-Developed Areas 1 III: Theories of Change and Growth 9: The Early Stages of Development in a Primitive Economy: The Evolution from Subsistence to Trade and Specialization The Demand for Food, Leisure, and Economic Surpluses Subsistence and Transition in Agricultural Development among the Ibaloi in the Philippines 10: Development in Agrarian Economies: The Role of Agricultural Surplus, Population Pressures, and Systems of Land Tenure 1 11: The Role of Agriculture in Economic Development: Classical versus Neoclassical Models of Growth Sectoral Interdependence, Structural Transformation, and Agricultural Growth Two Sector Models and Development Policy IV: Developing Subsistence Agriculture 12: Transforming Traditional Agriculture Questions of Economic Analysis and the Consequences of Population Growth Diagnosis, Prediction, and Policy Formulation The Problems of a Subsistence Farm Economy: The Indian Case 13: The Execution of Agricultural Development: Case Studies of Planned Change The Cornell Program in Vicos, Peru 1 The Comilla Program in East Pakistan The ACAR Program in Minas Gerais, Brazil The Rockefeller Foundation Program in Corn and Wheat in Mexico V: Research Priorities on Subsistence Agriculture 14: The Issues and a Research Agenda
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