Farm Budgets : from farm income analysis to Agricultural Project Alalysis.

By:

"Brown , Maxwell L."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Baltimore; John Hopkins University Press.; 1979Description: 136 pISBN:

801823870

Subject(s):

Budgets

DDC classification:

338.13 BRO

Summary: There is a wealth of literature on farm income analysis an agricultural project analysis, but little has been published which clarifies the difference between them or which shows how the transition is made from one to the other. The purpose of this study is to bridge this gap, providing theoretical instruction in layman's language and giving practical guidance to those responsible for planning or making investment decisions in agriculture or in the wider field or rural development.

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There is a wealth of literature on farm income analysis an agricultural project analysis, but little has been published which clarifies the difference between them or which shows how the transition is made from one to the other. The purpose of this study is to bridge this gap, providing theoretical instruction in layman's language and giving practical guidance to those responsible for planning or making investment decisions in agriculture or in the wider field or rural development.

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