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Family farming without state intervention : economic factors underlying the prevalence of family farming : theoretical analysis and case study of New Zealand.

Helbling, Rudolf
Date
1996-10
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Other
Fields of Research
ANZSRC::140201 Agricultural Economics
Abstract
Evaluating the effects of reforms to New Zealand's agricultural policy is a topic of enduring interest, especially in recent years. This Research Report examines an important aspect of farm structure (family and corporate farms) with a particular emphasis on documenting the relative importance of family farming and the economic factors interlaying its success in a deregulated environment. This report will be of interest to observers and commentators on New Zealand agricultural change,specially those in other countries who are concerned with reforms to agricultural policy.
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