Resource Quality, Agricultural Productivity, And Food Security
Stacey L. Rosen, Keith Wiebe
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Stacey L. Rosen, Keith Wiebe
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USDA's Economic Research Service estimates that about 33 percent of the developing world's people suffer from insufficient food intake. Growth in agricultural productivity is critical to improvements in food security. We will examine the impact of changes in acreage and fertilizer response on production in 67 study countries and review the implications for food security.
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USDA's Economic Research Service estimates that about 33 percent of the developing world's people suffer from insufficient food intake. Growth in agricultural productivity is critical to improvements in food security. We will examine the impact of changes in acreage and fertilizer response on production in 67 study countries and review the implications for food security.
Key concepts: Food security, Productivity, Agriculture, Agricultural productivity, Business, Agricultural economics, Natural resource economics, Production (economics)