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The importance of agricultural investment in economic growth, and the role of agricultural investment funds

Calvin J. Miller, Toshiaki Ono, Milica Petruljeskov

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Several factors drive the growth of investment funds in the agricultural sector. The changes in agriculture, from open market systems to connected value chains, is an important reason. Low interest rates and bond returns in developed countries also improve the attractiveness to other alternatives.

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Several factors drive the growth of investment funds in the agricultural sector. The changes in agriculture, from open market systems to connected value chains, is an important reason. Low interest rates and bond returns in developed countries also improve the attractiveness to other alternatives.

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Several factors drive the growth of investment funds in the agricultural sector. The changes in agriculture, from open market systems to connected value chains, is an important reason. Low interest rates and bond returns in developed countries also improve the attractiveness to other alternatives.

Key concepts: Agriculture, Attractiveness, Investment (military), Business, Value (mathematics), Umbrella fund, Open-ended investment company, Economics

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