Agricultural development principles: economic theory and empirical evidence
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| adam_text | Robert D Stevens and Cathy L Jabara
Agricultural
Development
Principles
Economic Theory and
Empirical Evidence
The Johns Hopkins University Press
Baltimore and London
Contents
List of Figures xvii
List of Tables xxi
Foreword by G Edward Schuh xxv
Preface xxvii
List of Abbreviations xxxi
1 Introduction: Social Learning, Development Goals, and Political
Systems 1
Agricultural Development in the Perspective of World History 2 *
Development as Social Learning: Increasing Control over Technological,
Institutional, Economic, and Social Variables 4
The Goals of Development J *
Political Systems and Agricultural Development 6
Important Concepts 6
Sample Questions 7
I Agricultural Progress and Structural Transformation in Less
Developed Nations
Introduction to Part I 11
2 Population, Resources, and Agricultural Development 13
Population Growth 13
The Malthusian Model 13
The Demographic Transition Model 14
Prospects for Population Growth 16
Physical Resources for Agriculture in Less Developed Nations 18
Climate, Water, Soils, and Biological Environment 18
Arable Land Availability 19
Size of the Farming Unit 21
Implications of Physical Resources for Agricultural Development 21
viii Contents
Growth and Declines in Food and Agricultural Production 21
The Demand and Supply Framework 21
Real and Nominal Price and Income Changes 23
Total and per Capita Food and Agricultural Production 24
Food Grain Prices, Stocks, and Trade 26
The Gradually Declining Real Cost of Food Grains 26
Comfortable Levels of World Cereal Stocks 26
Historic Increases in Grain Exports from More Developed Nations 27
Summary and Conclusions 28
Important Concepts 29
Sample Questions 29
3 The Role of Agriculture in Economic Development 31
Development: Its Meaning and Measurement 31
Medfiings of Development 31
Measures of Economic Growth 32
Measures of Development 33
Growth and Variability in World Income 36
Per Capita Income and National Economic Growth 36
World Concentration of Income and Human Productivity 3 7
Inequality in Personal Income Distribution 38
Changing Consumer Demand and Income Growth 41
Gradual Growth of Personal Savings 41
Patterns of Consumption with Economic Growth 41
Nutritional Need and the Economic Demand for Food 43
The Growing Demand for Food and Agricultural Products 46
The Rate of Population Growth and Food Demand 46
Effect of Income on Food Demand 4 7
Rate of Growth in Food Demand 48
• The Structural Transformation of Less Developed Economies 49
Measurement of Changes in Economic Structure 49
Forces Causing Changes in Economic Structure 49
Increasing Functional Specialization and Uneven Regional Growth SO
The Role of Agriculture in Economic Development 52
Contributions of Agriculture to Other Sectors S3
Contributions of Other Sectors to Agriculture S3
Important Concepts 53
Sample Questions 54
II The Economic and Social Theory of Agricultural Development
Introduction to Part II 57
Contents ix
4 Economics of Traditional Agriculture 59
Traditional Agriculture: Definitions and Hypotheses - 59
What Is Traditional Agriculture? 60
The Importance of the Study of Low-Income Farming Areas 61
Five Hypotheses About the Economics of Traditional Agriculture 61
Empirical Findings About Traditional Agriculture 62
The Productivity of Land, Livestock, and Labor 63
The Price Responsiveness of Traditional Farmers 65
Productivity and Farm Size 67
Uncertainty and Variability in Traditional Agriculture 69
The Economic Equilibrium Model of Traditional Agriculture 70
Little Change in Technological, Institutional, Economic, and Cultural
Variables 70
Equilibrium in Supply and Demand 72
Efficient Allocation of Resources by Traditional Fanners 73
Low Return on Investment in Traditional Agriculture 77
Growth in Traditional Agriculture 79
The Neoclassical Model of Economic Growth 79
Greater Use of Traditional Agricultural Inputs 79
Program Failures, Economic Theory, and Agricultural Development
Strategies 82
Development Program Failure Due to Wrong Theory 82
The Implications for Development Strategy 83
Conclusions 84
Important Concepts 85
Sample Questions 85
5 Theories of Socioeconomic Change, Cultural Variables, and Agricultural
Growth 88
Social System Change and Agricultural Development 88
Introduction and Objectives 88
Pecuniary Variables Insufficient to Explain Economic Actions 90
Theories of Socioeconomic Development 91
Evolutionary Modernization Theories 92
Conflict and Marxist Theories 97
Cultural Variables and Agricultural Development 99
The Components of Cultural Systems 99
Institutions, Organizations, and Change 100
Institutions and Agricultural Development 102
Institutions and Economic Behavior 103
Organizations and Institutions in Agriculture 107
Conclusions 109
Important Concepts 111
Sample Questions 111
x Contents
6 Agricultural Development Theory 113
Introduction 113
The Value of Economic Theory for Practitioners 113
Investment Concepts 114
Classical and Modern Agricultural Production Functions 117
Partial Theories of Economic and Agricultural Development 119
The Conservation Model 119
The Industrial Fundamentalism Model 121
The Urban-Industrial Impact Model 123
The Diffusion Model 123
The Cultural-Change-First Model and the Community Development
Movement 125
The Neo-Marxist and Dependency Models 127
Growth-Stage Theories 130
The Schultz High-Payoff Input Model 132
The Induced Innovation Model of Agricultural Development 134
The Four Elements of the Induced Innovation Model 135
The Central Concepts of Induced Technological Innovation 136
Induced Institutional Innovation 143
Induced Innovation in the Public Sector 146
Criticisms and Conclusions About the Induced Innovation Model 148
Income Distribution and Agricultural Development 151
Economic and Social Theory of Personal Income Distribution 151
Four Economic Factors That Influence Income Equity 152
Government Strategies to Reduce Income Disparities 158
Important Concepts 159
Sample Questions 160
7 Land Expansion and Labor Supply 161
Introduction 161
Land in Agricultural Development 163
Economic Evaluation of Land Development 164
Higher Returns to Investment in Currently Farmed Land 167
New Land Development and Technological, Institutional, and Economic
Change 167
Alternative Arrangements for Investment in New Land 169
Criteria and Policies for Land Development 175
Labor in Agricultural Development 175
Economics of Household Labor Allocation 176
Female Labor in Agricultural Development 178
Labor Supply 182
Labor Demand 185
Contents xi
Labor Productivity, Employment, and Wages 190
Policies for Increased Employment, Productivity, and Equity 194
Important Concepts 195
Sample Questions 195
III Sources of Accelerated Change in Agriculture: Investment in
Technology, Institutions, and Human Capital
Introduction to Part III 199
8 Economics of Change in Biological and Chemical Technologies 203
Increasing Crop Productivity on Currently Fanned Lands 203
Guidelines from Economic Theory 204
Large Shifts to More Productive Inputs 206
Economics of the Seed and Fertilizer (Green) Revolution 207
Farm Level Effects 207
National Effects 209
Future Prospects 211
Demand for Other Complementary Inputs 216
Increasing Animal Productivity 219
Characteristics of Animal Production in Less Developed Nations 219
Limited Increases in Animal Productivity 221
Strategies for Increasing Animal Productivity 222
Conclusions 223
Important Concepts 224
Sample Questions 224
9 Economics of Change in Mechanical Technologies 226
Introduction 226
Agricultural Mechanization in Less Developed Nations 226
The Isoquant Framework for Analyzing the Economics of Mechanization
New Hand Tools for Agriculture 230
Animal-Powered Mechanization 231
Increasing the Productivity of Animal-Powered Mechanization 232
Introducing Animal Power in New Areas 232
Stationary and Wheeled Motorized Power 234
Stationary and Hand-Carried Motorized Machinery 234
Tractor-Powered Machinery 235
Irrigation and Drainage 239
The Importance and Potential of Irrigation 239
Large Gravity-Flow and Pump Irrigation Projects 240
Economic Issues in Managing and Servicing Agricultural Machinery 242
Policy Issues in Agricultural Mechanization 243
xii Contents
Research, Development, and Supply 245
Import Controls, Taxes, and Subsidies 246
Employment and Income Distribution 247
Important Concepts 247
Sample Questions 247
10 Economics of Change in Institutions 249
Institutional Change, Technology, and the Role of the Social Sciences 250
The Role of Governing Institutions 250
Externalities 250
Technology and Institutional Change 251
The Social Sciences and Institutional Change 251
Improving Rural Financial Markets and Farm Credit 252
The Expanding Demand for Financial Services 253
Empirical Studies of Rural Financial Markets 254
Augmenting the Supply of Savings and Credit 260
Policies for Improved Rural Financial Markets 263
Cooperative Institutions and Agricultural Development 265
The Principles of Member-Controlled Cooperatives 266
The Example of the Comilla Village Cooperatives 267
Cooperatives and Development 268
Changes in Rights to the Use of Land: Land Reforms, Collective Fanning, and
Communes 269
The Wide Range of Landholding Arrangements 270
The Great Variability in Farm Size, Tenancy, and Landlessness 272
Land Reform, Tenure Reform, and Agricultural Productivity 274
Experiences with Agrarian Reform Programs 277
Conclusions About Changes in Landholding Arrangements 282
Important Concepts 283
Sample Questions 283
11 Investing in Research, Education, Extension, and Communications 285
The History of Agricultural Productivity Growth 286
Slow Increases in Agricultural Productivity in Human History 286
The Transition to a Science-Based Agriculture 289
High Total Agricultural Productivity Growth Rates in More Developed
Nations 290
Accelerating Agricultural Research in Less Developed Nations 291
The Complexity of Technological and Socioeconomic Constraints 292
The Agricultural Research Gap 292
Economics of the Demand and Supply of Agricultural Research 295
The Dependency of Research Demand upon Expected Returns 296
High Social Returns of Much Agricultural Research 296
Contents xiii
Demand for Social Science Knowledge 297
Price Elasticity of Agricultural Products and the Demand for Research 298
Increasing the Supply of Agricultural and Institutional Research and
Technology Transfer 300
Future Prospects for Agricultural Research: The New Genetics and Other
Breakthroughs 306
School Education for Increased Agricultural Productivity 308
Education as an Investment in Human Capital 308
The Demand for School Education 309
Supplying School Education for Agricultural Development 311
Agricultural Extension, Nonformal Education, and Communication
Investments 313
Demand and Supply of Nonformal Education 313
Returns to Investment in Nonformal Education 314
Agricultural Extension: Problems and a Model 315
Economics of Communication Services 316
Complementarities and Substitutions in Agricultural Research, Education, and
Communication Investments 317
Important Concepts 318
Sample Questions 318
IV National Policies and Programs for Agricultural Development
Introduction to Part IV 323
12 Transforming Traditional Agricultural Marketing 325
Marketing Problems, Functions, and Models 325
Marketing Problems 325
The Economic Functions of Marketing 326
Marketing Models 327
Marketing and Economic Growth 331
Factors Causing Growth in Marketing 331
The Role of Marketing in Development 334
Evaluating Market System Performance 336
Limitations of the Perfect Competition Model of Marketing 336
The Environment-Behavior-Performance Model 336
Facilitating Agricultural Input Marketing 338
Biological Inputs 339
Chemical Inputs 340
Mechanical Inputs 343
Aiding Agricultural Product Marketing 346
Increasing Marketing Performance 346
Increasing the Productivity of Urban Food Marketing 349
Government Roles and Policies to Increase Marketing Performance 352
xiv Contents
Institutional Arrangements for Market Intervention 352
Activities to Increase Marketing Performance 354
Summary 358
Important Concepts 359
Sample Questions 359
13 Changing Comparative Advantage and Trade Policies in Agricultural
Development 360
The Role of Trade in Agricultural Development 361
The Theory of Comparative Advantage 362
Changing Comparative Advantage 366
The Trade Experiences and Opportunities of Less Developed Countries 368
The Changing Structure of Trade 368
Shares of Different Products in Less Developed Countries Agricultural
Exports and Imports 369
Conditions Under Which International Trade Contributes to Economic
Growth 371
Managing Agricultural Input and Product Trade 3 73
Import Substitution 3 73
Balance of Payments Controls 3 74
Inflation Controls 374
Government Revenues 375
Measures for Trade Intervention 3 75
Price Measures 375
Nonprice Measures 376
Economics of Trade Intervention 377
Arguments Against Trade Intervention 377
Arguments for Trade Intervention 3 78
Alternative Trade Strategies for Economic and Agricultural Development 382
Important Concepts 382
Sample Questions 383
14 Price Policies and Planning for Agricultural Development 384
The Role of Government in Planning for Agricultural Development 384
Introduction 384
The Economic Functions of Markets and Prices 385
The Causes and Range of Government Intervention 386
Private and Social Valuation and the Role of Government 386
The Range of Government Intervention 388
The Role of Agricultural Prices in Economic Development 389
Methods of Agricultural Price Intervention 392
The Objectives of Pricing Policy 392
Contents xv
The Instruments of Price Intervention 393
The Effects of Price Interventions on Agricultural Development 401
Conclusions 402
Important Concepts 403
Sample Questions 403
V Accelerating Agricultural Development
Introduction to Part V 407
IS Agricultural Development Strategies 409
Accelerating the Economic and Social Transformation of Agriculture 410
The Need for a National Consensus on the Goals of Development 411
The Importance of Understanding How Economic and Social Systems Can Be
Changed 412
The Central Role of Agriculture in Economic Growth 413
The Government as Facilitator of Development 413
Core Strategic Elements for Rapid Growth in Agriculture 415
Investment in High-Return Activities 415
Investment in Applied Research 415
Investment in Human Capital 416
Complementarity Among Investments 417
Domestic Prices that Reflect Resource Costs 418
Maximizing the Limited Contributions of International Aid 418
Moderating Undesirable Income Distribution Effects 419
Enhancing Government Performance 421
Three Strategies for Agricultural Development 422
The High-Payoff Input Strategy 422
The Improved-Income-Distribution-with-Growth Strategy 423
The Regional, Total-Resource-Focused Strategy 423
Summary 425
The Different Paths of Agricultural Development in the Twenty-first
Century 425
Important Concepts 426
Sample Questions 427
References 429
Index 463
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