Agricultural Prices in a Changing Economy
An Empirical Study of Indian Agriculture
Munish Alagh
An Empirical Study of Indian Agriculture
Agricultural Prices in a Changing Economy: An Empirical Study of Indian Agriculture by Munish Alagh examines whether Indian agriculture is moving towards a market-determined economy. The book explores how agricultural production and farmers' market behaviour have responded to changing price signals during a period of faster economic growth and liberalisation in India.
Grounded in agricultural economics theory, the study uses quantitative analysis of agricultural output, productivity and farmers' market behaviour to assess these changes. It also includes policy simulations to examine the implications of changing agricultural prices and market conditions. The book offers valuable insights for academics, economists and policymakers interested in agricultural markets and economic policy.
Key Features
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Examines the role of market forces in Indian agriculture.
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Analyses the response of the non-food-grain sector to price signals.
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Explores trends in agricultural output and productivity.
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Studies farmers' market behaviour in a changing economic environment.
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Uses quantitative analysis and econometric techniques to support its findings.
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Includes policy simulations related to agricultural markets and prices.
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Relevant to researchers, economists and policymakers.
Product Details
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Author: Munish Alagh
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Publisher: Academic Foundation
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Publication Date: 1 January 2011
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Language: English
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Format: Hardcover
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Pages: 174
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ISBN-10: 8171888100
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ISBN-13: 9788171888108
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Item Weight: 408 g
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Dimensions: 15.88 × 1.52 × 23.5 cm
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Country of Origin: India
Academic Foundation (AF), based in New Delhi, is India’s leading independent publisher of academic/scholarly books in Social Sciences, specialising in Economics—Development Economics and Indian Economy in particular, and allied subjects.
Agricultural Prices in a Changing Economy: An Empirical Study of Indian Agriculture by Munish Alagh examines whether Indian agriculture is moving towards a market-determined economy. The book explores how agricultural production and farmers' market behaviour have responded to changing price signals during a period of faster economic growth and liberalisation in India.
Grounded in agricultural economics theory, the study uses quantitative analysis of agricultural output, productivity and farmers' market behaviour to assess these changes. It also includes policy simulations to examine the implications of changing agricultural prices and market conditions. The book offers valuable insights for academics, economists and policymakers interested in agricultural markets and economic policy.
Key Features
-
Examines the role of market forces in Indian agriculture.
-
Analyses the response of the non-food-grain sector to price signals.
-
Explores trends in agricultural output and productivity.
-
Studies farmers' market behaviour in a changing economic environment.
-
Uses quantitative analysis and econometric techniques to support its findings.
-
Includes policy simulations related to agricultural markets and prices.
-
Relevant to researchers, economists and policymakers.
Product Details
-
Author: Munish Alagh
-
Publisher: Academic Foundation
-
Publication Date: 1 January 2011
-
Language: English
-
Format: Hardcover
-
Pages: 174
-
ISBN-10: 8171888100
-
ISBN-13: 9788171888108
-
Item Weight: 408 g
-
Dimensions: 15.88 × 1.52 × 23.5 cm
-
Country of Origin: India
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