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Indirect employment and income distribution effects of agricultural developments strategies: a simulation approach applied to Nigeria.

By: Byerlee, Derek.

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BookPublisher: Michigan : State University, 1973Subject(s): Employment | Employment -- Income distribution -- Agricultural development//economic development/. -- Employment -- Income distribution -- Agricultural development//economic development/. -- Employment -- Income distribution -- Agricultural development//economic developmentSummary: The author proposes a simulation approach to exploring agricultural -nonagrciltural interactions in general, and an evaluation of the indirect effect s of agricultural development strategies on input, employment and income distribution in the non-agricultural sectors.

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African rural Employment Paper No.9.

The author proposes a simulation approach to exploring agricultural -nonagrciltural interactions in general, and an evaluation of the indirect effect s of agricultural development strategies on input, employment and income distribution in the non-agricultural sectors.

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Indirect employment and income distribution effects of agricultural developments strategies: a simulation approach applied to Nigeria.

By: Byerlee, Derek.

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