Agrarian structure and rural poverty: the case of Honduras
Peter Peek
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Peter Peek
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Working paper on the agrarian structure and rural area poverty in Honduras - describes role of the banana plantations in the evolution of the agricultural sector; examines trends in farm size, land tenure, land utilization, crop yields, agricultural employment on large and small farms and by employment status, household income, etc.; discusses the impact of agrarian reforms carried out after 1972 on living conditions and agricultural incomes. Bibliography and statistical tables.
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Working paper on the agrarian structure and rural area poverty in Honduras - describes role of the banana plantations in the evolution of the agricultural sector; examines trends in farm size, land tenure, land utilization, crop yields, agricultural employment on large and small farms and by employment status, household income, etc.; discusses the impact of agrarian reforms carried out after 1972 on living conditions and agricultural incomes. Bibliography and statistical tables.
Key concepts: Agrarian society, Poverty, Agrarian structure, Agriculture, Agricultural economics, Geography, Agrarian system, Agrarian reform