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... large farmer a very small percentage of his produce . This means that in a period of generally rising agricultural prices and also generally improving agricultural terms of trade , the larger farmers ... farmers . The upshot is that if the ...
... large farmer a very small percentage of his produce . This means that in a period of generally rising agricultural prices and also generally improving agricultural terms of trade , the larger farmers ... farmers . The upshot is that if the ...
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... large farmer a very small percentage of his produce . This means that in a period of generally rising agricultural prices and also generally improving agricultural terms of trade , the larger farmers ... farmers . The upshot is that if the ...
... large farmer a very small percentage of his produce . This means that in a period of generally rising agricultural prices and also generally improving agricultural terms of trade , the larger farmers ... farmers . The upshot is that if the ...
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... farmers are generally higher than those of large farmers . If this were true , one would expect the distri- bution of output to be less unequal than the distribution of land . I am not very much inclined to accept this correction . Even ...
... farmers are generally higher than those of large farmers . If this were true , one would expect the distri- bution of output to be less unequal than the distribution of land . I am not very much inclined to accept this correction . Even ...
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A. M. Khusro absolute gains absolute income levels absolute level acreage adverse distribution agri agricultural revolution agricultural sector agricultural transformation Andhra Pradesh banks capital market collectivisation commodities consumer consumption course cracy deficit distribution of farm distribution of land distribution of marketed dodged exports farm incomes farm output farm savings farm taxation farmer a full favour fertilizers foreign exchange free market price gains governments grain import substitution important mitigating factor improve Indian agriculture Indian economy Indian strategy industrial inflation input supplies investment Lal Bahadur Shastri land in holdings land reclamation land reforms large farmers larger input low procurement price maldistribution of inputs margin marketed surplus ments million tonnes nearly everybody's Number occurrence on-coming agricultural Package Programme Pareto optimality plough back possible price-cum-physical control raw material relative Returns to Scale rice rich become richer rising shortages small farmers taxa terms of trade tion unequal University of Delhi worsening