Is Small Still Beautiful? The Farm Size-Productivity Relationship Revisited

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September 25, 2016 - Author: Milu Muyanga & T.S. Jayne

Is Small Still Beautiful? The Farm Size-Productivity Relationship Revisited
Milu Muyanga & T.S. Jayne

5th International Conference of AAAE
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
September 25, 2016

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Authors

Milu Muyanga

Milu Muyanga
muyangam@msu.edu

Thomas Jayne

Thomas Jayne
jayne@msu.edu

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