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Contents: Part One: Agriculture in Context. 1) Agriculture and the Public Interest (J. Ashton). 2) The Desirable Level of Agriculture in the British Economy (E. A. G. Robinson). 3) Agriculture in the Irish Economy (E. A. Attwood). 4) Productivity in Agriculture (K. Dexter). Part Two: Agriculture in Trade. 5) Britain's Trade in Agricultural Products (T. K. Warley). 6) Trends in Consumption and Marketing (E. M. Carpenter). 7) Agriculture's Related Industries (J. H. Kirk). Part Three: Land and People. 8) The Pressures on Britain's Rural Land (G. P. Wibberley). 9) Forestry in Britain (A. J. Grayson). 10) Some Social Considerations (D. B. Wallace). Part Four: The Adaptation of Agriculture Abroad. 11) Trends and Policies of Agriculture in the USA (E. O. Heady). 12) The Problem of Adjusting Agriculture to National Economic Growth: Some Experiences from Sweden (L. Hjelm, U. Renborg). 13) Adaptation in European Agriculture and the Common Agricultural Policy (J. van Lierde). Part Five: Some Considerations for the Future. 14) Research, Education and Extension (A. J. Davies). 15) The Speculative Element in Economic Projections (G. Houston). 16) An NFU Appraisal of the Future Needs of British Agriculture (A. Winegarten). 17) From the Farmer's Standpoint (J. T. Beresford). 18) Future of Farming - an
This collection investigates the complex relationship between agricultural production and broader national economic growth within the context of mid-20th-century industrial economies. The text compiles contributions from various economists and agricultural experts to analyze how farming sectors adapt to shifting trade policies, land pressures, and technological advancements. By examining both British and international case studies, the authors argue that agricultural viability is inextricably linked to national economic planning and social policy.
What You Will Find
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Experts view this volume as a significant historical record of mid-century agricultural economic thought and policy development. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a foundational reference for understanding the transition of farming into modern industrial frameworks.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1967-01-01
Publisher:
Oliver & Boyd
ISBN-10:
0050016075
ISBN-13:
9780050016077
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