Political economy of agrarian change

By:

"Griffin, Keith"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Macmillan; 1979Edition: 2nd edDescription: 268pISBN:

333245784

Subject(s):

Agriculture-Economic aspects

DDC classification:

338.16 c.1 GRI 2nd ed

Summary: The story of the green revolution is a story of a revolution that failed. The underdeveloped world as a whole has not experienced an acceleration in the trend rate of growth of food or agricultural production; even wheat has experienced a marked acceleration only in Asia, while the trend in rice, if anything , has declined since the new varieties were developed in the mid -1960s .

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The story of the green revolution is a story of a revolution that failed. The underdeveloped world as a whole has not experienced an acceleration in the trend rate of growth of food or agricultural production; even wheat has experienced a marked acceleration only in Asia, while the trend in rice, if anything , has declined since the new varieties were developed in the mid -1960s .

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