Portuguese Agriculture in Transition /
Pearson, Scott R.
Portuguese Agriculture in Transition / Scott R. Pearson. - 1 online resource (288 p.) : 1 map
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Tables -- Figures and Maps -- Foreword -- Abbreviations -- PART ONE. Constraints, Methods, and Policies -- 1. Constraints on the Development of Portuguese Agriculture -- 2. Methods of Analysis -- 3. Commodity Policies -- 4. Agricultural Factor Markets -- PART TWO. Comparative Advantage in Portuguese Agriculture -- 5. Extensive Farming in the Alentejo -- 6. Intensive Agriculture in the Vale do Tejo -- 7. Dairying in the Azores -- 8. Intensive Agriculture in the Northwest -- PART THREE. Agricultural Change in the Northwest -- 9. Technical Change in a Northwest Parish -- 10. Patterns of Technical Change in the Northwest -- 11. Future Technical and Structural Adjustments in Northwestern Agriculture -- PART FOUR. Policies for Change -- 12. Future Commodity Policies -- 13. Future Policies Influencing Agricultural Factor Markets -- 14. Portuguese Agricultural Strategies -- Index
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Portuguese Agriculture in Transition represents the synthesis of a six-year study undertaken by nine social scientists from the University of Arizona, Stanford University, Göttingen University, and the University of Lisbon, aimed at improving the efficiency and productivity of Portuguese agriculture. The fourteen essays seek to explain the constraints that affect the making of agricultural policy in Portugal, the sources of comparative advantage within the agricultural sector, and the technical innovations that have recently begun to change farming in the northwest of the country.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9781501746154
10.7591/9781501746154 doi
Agriculture and state--Portugal.
Agriculture--Economic aspects--Portugal.
Agriculture--Portugal.
Agriculture.
Europe.
General Science.
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Agriculture & Food (see also POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / Agriculture & Food Policy).
HD2027 / .P67 1987
338.1/09469
Portuguese Agriculture in Transition / Scott R. Pearson. - 1 online resource (288 p.) : 1 map
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Tables -- Figures and Maps -- Foreword -- Abbreviations -- PART ONE. Constraints, Methods, and Policies -- 1. Constraints on the Development of Portuguese Agriculture -- 2. Methods of Analysis -- 3. Commodity Policies -- 4. Agricultural Factor Markets -- PART TWO. Comparative Advantage in Portuguese Agriculture -- 5. Extensive Farming in the Alentejo -- 6. Intensive Agriculture in the Vale do Tejo -- 7. Dairying in the Azores -- 8. Intensive Agriculture in the Northwest -- PART THREE. Agricultural Change in the Northwest -- 9. Technical Change in a Northwest Parish -- 10. Patterns of Technical Change in the Northwest -- 11. Future Technical and Structural Adjustments in Northwestern Agriculture -- PART FOUR. Policies for Change -- 12. Future Commodity Policies -- 13. Future Policies Influencing Agricultural Factor Markets -- 14. Portuguese Agricultural Strategies -- Index
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
Portuguese Agriculture in Transition represents the synthesis of a six-year study undertaken by nine social scientists from the University of Arizona, Stanford University, Göttingen University, and the University of Lisbon, aimed at improving the efficiency and productivity of Portuguese agriculture. The fourteen essays seek to explain the constraints that affect the making of agricultural policy in Portugal, the sources of comparative advantage within the agricultural sector, and the technical innovations that have recently begun to change farming in the northwest of the country.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9781501746154
10.7591/9781501746154 doi
Agriculture and state--Portugal.
Agriculture--Economic aspects--Portugal.
Agriculture--Portugal.
Agriculture.
Europe.
General Science.
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Agriculture & Food (see also POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / Agriculture & Food Policy).
HD2027 / .P67 1987
338.1/09469