The allocation of agricultural resources in developing countries
Bridger, G.A.
Int. Developm. Rev, Washington, D.C. 5(4): 27-9
1963
Document Number: 304227
An attempt is made to rationalize a whole series of value judgments, to harmonize them and put them into economic perspective by a series of isolated commodity judgements which are then summed up on a point basis so as to reach a verdict about the allocation of resources which cannot be achieved beforehand.
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