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Petko Faber,R.B. Fisherto add value to the agricultural raw material. To adopt a successful differentiation strategy, they must make the transition from the well-known product-oriented approach to marketing (based on homogenization, and cost minimization through economies of scale) to a consumer-oriented approach (identif

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Mario Ferraro,Giuseppe Boccignone,Terry Caelli having become independent nation states, raises fundamental questions regarding the development of their important agricultural sectors and sustainable resource use. During Soviet times, a strict ‘division of labour’ for commodity production and specialisation ignored transport and environmental co

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Roland Glantz,Walter G. Kropatsches a market in staple foodstuffs automatically blossom when state controls are removed? It is argued here that, in Tanzania, rather than having any spontaneous generation of entrepreneurial behaviour, Tanzanian grain markets are coalescing as physical impediments, and cultural, social and political

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Hyo-Ju Kim,Chang-Sung Jeonge is achieved partially through capital accumulation and technical change of various forms. This process can take its natural course through the operation of the market mechanism broadly interpreted. However, it is commonly believed that the rates of growth can be increased by taking active steps to

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Frederic F. Leymarie,Benjamin B. Kimiaysis, applying those techniques to recently published data sets for American agriculture. The data sets are used to estimate and explain state level productivity and efficiency differences, and to test different approaches to productivity measurement. The rise in agricultural productivity is the sin

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net die unseren Planeten umfassende Schicht von Erdkruste, Wasser und Luft. Es ist die einzige gegenw?rtige — soweit wir es heute voraussehen k?nnen, einzig m?gliche — Wohnst?tte für alle uns bekannten Lebewesen, die Menschen einbegriffen“ (S. 17).