Titlebook: Agriculture, Poverty and Freedom in Developing Countries; Eric Clayton Textbook 1983Latest edition Eric Clayton 1983 agriculture.culture.f

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Changing Development Objectives and Agriculturef recent origin. The alleviation of poverty has long been considered an essential goal of the development process and, in the decades since World War II, objectives have been postulated and strategies formulated which, it was hoped, would achieve this elusive goal.

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Application of Farm Management Research to LDC Agricultureis what agricultural economists do. The definition and the aims of FMR have varied in time and space. The development and early practice of FMR was strongly anchored to the theory of the firm and profit maximising assumptions.

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The Politics of Changing Development ObjectivesThe advocacy of changing development objectives has been accompanied, not only by the advocacy of different development strategies, but also by a decline in the quality of discussion on development issues. To a large extent this is because measurable parameters have been substituted by unmeasurable and unmeasured parameters.

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Brad A. Prather,Craig S. Robertsuality of income and wealth. The first is probably the only aspect of equality about which there is wide agreement on its desirability as a precisely defined social objective — that is, exactly the same treatment for all, for rich or poor, for exalted or lowly.