Acreage response to prices for sugarcane in the state of Punjab

By:

SATWINDERPAL, Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1984Edition: COBHDescription: 56,11LSubject(s):

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T 338.173.61 S15A

Summary: The major findings of the study were that the farmers in all the four districts and that of Punjab State, do respond significantly to price changes. The negative and significant effect of competing crop prices on sugarcane acreage suggests that farmers at

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The major findings of the study were that the farmers in all the four districts and that of Punjab State, do respond significantly to price changes. The negative and significant effect of competing crop prices on sugarcane acreage suggests that farmers at

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