Technological change in world agriculture as a response to population pressure
Kellman, M.
Working Paper, The Foerder Institute for Economic Research, Tel Aviv University 28: 19
1973
Document Number: 353694
The Hayami-Ruttan induced agricultural development schema is empirically tested for broad international regions over long periods of time. The hypothesis as tested is that over the course of the 20th century a "population=pressure induced-development" model essentially describes the pattern of basic changes characterizing world agricultural technology.
Document emailed within 1 workday
Related Documents
Oberai, A.S.; Manmohan Singh, H.K. 1981: Migration and technological change in agriculture: results of a case study in the Green Revolution belt of India Working Papers, World Employment Programme Research, International Labour Office (WEP 2-21/WP. 111): 50Mustard, J.F. 1999: Major technological change, socioeconomic change and society's response Who Regional Publications. European Series 81: 151-167
Bowman, M.J. 1985: Education, population trends and technological change Economics of Education Review 4(1): 29-44
Lesher, W. 1982: Remarks by Assistant Secretary of Agriculture William Lesher, before the Australian National Agriculture Outlook Conference, Canberra, January 26, 1982 Outlook for U.S. and world agriculture Major news releases and speeches United States Department of Agriculture Office of Governmental and Public Affairs: 29, 1-10
Schuler, R.E. 1979: The long run limits to growth: renewable resources, endogenous population, and technological change Journal of Economic Theory 21(1): 166-185
Agócs, P.; Agócs, S. 1993: "The Change Was but an Unfulfilled Promise": Agriculture and the Rural Population in Post-communist Hungary East European Politics and Societies: and Cultures 8(1): 32-57
Mellor, J.W. 1992: Interaction of technical change in agriculture, poverty, population growth, and the environment in developing countries Proceedings of the Philadelphia society for promoting agriculture: 9-47
Serageldin, I. 1999: Sustainable agriculture for a food secure third world - L'agriculture soutenable pour un tiers-monde en sécurité sur le plan alimentaire Social Research Conference (6 ; new York 1998-11) 66(1): 105-115
Crosson, P.R. 1974: Inducing Technological Change for Economic Growth and Development; Applied Measures for Promoting Technological Growth Journal of Economic Issues 8(4): 936-942
Bruce, N.C. 1981: Agriculture and rural development in the Third World. Socio-economic aources of information in the Agriculture Library, Ohio State University. I. Abstracts, indexes and bibliographies Occasional paper Ohio State University Dept of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology Cooperative Extension Service: 81 (769)
Kim, S. 1973: Rural-urban migration and technological changes in the agriculture of a developing country Economic Record 49(125): 15-23
Feret, S.; Douguet, J.M. 2001: Agriculture durable et agriculture raisonnée: Quels principes et quelles pratiques pour la soutenabilité du développement en agriculture ? - Sustainable development and 'reasonable' agriculture: what principles and what practices for the sustainability of development in agriculture ? Natures Sciences Societes (Montrouge) 9(1): 58-64
Pape Abdoulaye, S.E.C.K.; Cheikh Oumar, B.A. 2002: L'agriculture africaine n'est pas condamnée : Afrique : agriculture, développement et recherche - African agriculture is not doomed : Africa, agriculture, research and development Ocl. Oleagineux, Corps Gras, Lipides 9(6): 464-467
Kar, A.B.; Mukerji, B. 1956: The world population pressure and the urgent need for studies on physiology of human reproduction Science and Culture 22(6): 292-297
Mueller, G. 2009: World nutrition in the year 2030 under special consideration of population development, with changing surface potential and climate change Journal Fur Verbraucherschutz und Lebensmittelsicherheit-Journal of 4(1): 52-55
Salas, R.M. 1974: World population plans, statement made at the Regional Consultation on the World Population Plan of Action, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, May 1974 Ethiopian Herald 1974: 2 P
Salas, R.M. 1974: World population plans, statement made at the Regional Consultation on the World Population Plan of Action, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, May 1974 Ethiopian Herald 1974: 2 P
Salas, R.M. 1974: World population plans, statement made at the Regional Consultation on the World Population Plan of Action, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, May 1974 Ethiopian Herald 1974: 2 P
Salas, R.M. 1974: World population plans, statement made at the Regional Consultation on the World Population Plan of Action, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, May 1974 Ethiopian Herald 1974: 2 P
Salas, R.M. 1974: World population plans, statement made at the Regional Consultation on the World Population Plan of Action, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, May 1974 Ethiopian Herald 1974: 2 P