Instituições, medidas de política econômica e comportamento da agricultura: uma análise comparativa
Abstract
This research was designed to evaluate the effects of policies and institutions on agricultural performance over time in six poor developing countries, i.e., Mali and Burkina Faso in West Africa; Kenya and Tanzania in East Africa; and Nepal and Sri Lanka in Asia.
The major findings derived from the six individual country studies highlight a number of policy issues and draw some conclusions and generalizations that might be of potential interest to policy makers in their formulation of agricultural development strategies.
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