K. Fuglie, Sun Ling Wang
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Agricultural productivity growth is strong but uneven globally over the past 50 years, with developing and transition countries experiencing faster growth than developed countries.
Abstract
This article is drawn from Productivity Growth in Agriculture: An International Perspective, edited by Fuglie, Wang, and Ball. It is a review of agricultural productivity around the world, with an analysis of prices, population, and productivity over the past 50 years. In developing and transition countries, agricultural productivity growth has been found to be strong over the past 10 years. Developed countries have also experienced robust agricultural total factor productivity growth, though it is now slowing in many countries.
Citation format
FUGLIE, K.; WANG, Sun Ling. New evidence points to robust but uneven productivity growth in global agriculture. Global Journal of Emerging Market Economies, 2012, 5: 23–30.