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Crop Production/Industries 23 International Development 23 Research and Development/Tech Change/Emerging Technologies 16 Food Security and Poverty 15 Land Economics/Use 13 Livestock Production/Industries 12 Kenya 11 Farm Management 10 Food Consumption/Nutrition/Food Safety 10 Uganda 10 Resource /Energy Economics and Policy 9 Marketing 8 Production Economics 8 Africa 7 Agricultural Finance 7 Agricultural and Food Policy 7 International Relations/Trade 7 Productivity Analysis 7 sub-Saharan Africa 7 Demand and Price Analysis 6 Environmental Economics and Policy 6 Financial Economics 6 IAR4D 6 Agribusiness 5 Agriculture 5 Poverty 5 adoption 5 Climate change 4 Consumer/Household Economics 4 South Africa 4 Teaching/Communication/Extension/Profession 4 Tunisia 4 West Africa 4 technical efficiency 4 technology adoption 4 Adaptation 3 Community/Rural/Urban Development 3 Ethiopia 3 Ghana 3 Labor and Human Capital 3
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Bonabana-Wabbi, Jackline 6 Kamugisha, Rick 5 Hassan, Rashid M. 4 Kasenge, Valentine 3 Kato, Edward 3 Mendelsohn, Robert 3 Nkonya, Ephraim 3 Norton, George W. 3 Smale, Melinda 3 Adekunle, Wale 2 Babiker, Babiker Idris 2 Bashaasha, Bernard 2 Birachi, Eliud 2 Burger, Kees 2 Buruchara, Robin 2 Chebil, Ali 2 Chiuri, Wanjiku 2 Dhehibi, Boubaker 2 Diagne, Aliou 2 Fafchamps, Marcel 2 Farrow, Andrew 2 Fisher, Monica 2 Fungo, B. 2 Gelaw, Fekadu 2 Gockowski, James 2 Habumugisha, Pascal 2 Kalibwani, R. 2 Karume, Katcho 2 Kashaija, Imelda 2 Kavoi, Mutuku Muendo 2 Kijima, Yoko 2 Kraybill, David S. 2 Kurukulasuriya, Pradeep 2 Kuyvenhoven, Arie 2 Lubanga, Lunze 2 Machethe, Charles Lepepeule 2 Makokha, Stella Nabwile 2 Mugabo, J. 2 Mugabo, Josaphat 2 Ndirangu, Lydia 2
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African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 127 African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics (AfJARE) 1
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How to write a great paper in agricultural development and get it published
Groote, Hugo De - In: African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 06 (2011) 2
Research in agriculture, agricultural economics and rural development is essential if we are to find ways to feed the increasing population and reduce poverty. Yet much of this research goes unpublished. This paper proposes an effective way to increase publication productivity, based on...
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Measuring the effect of transaction costs for investment in irrigation pumps: Application of the unobserved stochastic threshold model to the case of Nigeria
Takeshima, Hiroyuki; Adeoti, Adetola I.; Salau, Sheu - In: African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 06 (2011) 2
This article empirically assesses the effect of unobserved transaction costs for Nigerian farmers when investing in irrigation pumps. The unobserved stochastic threshold (UST) model popularly used in labor economics literature is applied, and is compared with two models, the Tobit and the...
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Constraints to diversification of poor fishery-dependent households in Cameroon
Witt, Rudolf; Waibel, Hermann - In: African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 06 (2011) 2
Rural households in sub-Saharan Africa face many risks and are therefore often vulnerable to poverty. Income diversification has been proposed as a potentially effective strategy to mitigate their risks. This paper explores how portfolio decisions of fishery-dependent households in Cameroon...
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Distribution of welfare gains from GM cassava in Uganda across different population groups and market margins
Takeshima, Hiroyuki - In: African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 06 (2011) 1
The conventionally used equilibrium displacement model (EDM) provides a convenient way to estimate the distribution of welfare gains from crop productivity growth across different population groups. However, it ignores the high market margin. Little research has been done on the potential bias...
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A stochastic approach to evaluating livestock marketing policy initiatives
Baldwin, Katherine L.; Foster, Ken; Jones, Keithly - In: African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 06 (2011) 2
The problems of pastoralist livestock marketing systems in East Africa are well-documented in the literature. They include poor transport infrastructure, inadequate market access and frequent rejection of animals at certain markets. Thus far, few studies have analyzed the effects of eliminating...
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Expected economic benefits of meeting nutritional needs through biofortified cassava in Nigeria and Kenya
Nguema, Abigail; Norton, George W.; Fregene, Martin; … - In: African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 06 (2011) 1
Vitamin and mineral deficiencies are a significant health problem in much of the developing world, causing illness, disability, mortality and reduced productivity. Biofortification of staple food crops has been proposed as a cost-effective solution. This paper calculates disabilityadjusted life...
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Inter-fuel substitution and dynamic adjustment in input demand: Implications for deforestation and carbon emission in Malawi
Banda, Benjamin M.; Hassan, Rashid M. - In: African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 06 (2011) 1
This study estimates inter-fuel substitution elasticities and long-run substitution elasticities between energy and non-energy aggregate inputs used by production sectors in Malawi. All fuels are Morishima substitutes but there are significant sectoral variations in the magnitude of the...
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Adoption of chemical fertilizer by smallholder farmers in the peanut basin of Senegal
Thuo, Mary; Bravo-Ureta, Boris E.; Hathie, Ibrahima; … - In: African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 06 (2011) 1
Farm productivity in the Peanut Basin of Senegal has been declining over time, requiring strategic interventions to reverse this trend. Using pooled cross-section time-series data and probit and Tobit models, this paper examines factors that influence the decision whether or not to use...
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Impact du changement climatique sur la productivité des cultures céréalières dans la région de Béja (Tunisie)
Chebil, Ali; Mtimet, Nadhem; Tizaoui, Hassen - In: African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 06 (2011) 2
L’objectif principal de ce travail est d’analyser l’impact du changement climatique sur la productivité des cultures céréalières dans la région de Béja, située au nord-ouest de la Tunisie. Pour ce faire, des modèles de régression multiple ont été estimés pour trois cultures...
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Recurrent shocks, poverty traps and the degradation of pastoralists’ social capital in southern Ethiopia
Berhanu, Wassie - In: African Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 06 (2011) 1
This paper examines the long-term effects of shocks experienced by a traditional pastoral community, with the aim of testing the micro-level poverty trap hypothesis. It uses the instrumental probit technique to examine empirically the way that shocks, poverty traps, and the social capital base...
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