Economic analysis of cotton production in the South - Western Punjab

By:

JASSAL, Harjinder Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1996Edition: COBHDescription: 91, 7LSubject(s):

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T 338.173.51 J35E

Summary: The results highlighted that the farmers of high productivity zone made higher investiment on variable inputs. The farmers of low productivity zone made high investment in human labour. The pattern of returns was directly related with the farm size (on pe

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The results highlighted that the farmers of high productivity zone made higher investiment on variable inputs. The farmers of low productivity zone made high investment in human labour. The pattern of returns was directly related with the farm size (on pe

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