This study examines the nature of the relationship between formal agricultural credit and
agricultural Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in India, specifically the role of the former in …

Private on-farm investment has been lacking by smallholders in Indian agriculture. This
study explores the efficiency of alternative public expenditures to support Indian agriculture …

This article examines the impact of capital formation on economic growth in India covering
the period from 1970 to 2012. This paper traces a long-run equilibrium relation between …

The agriculture sector has gone through different phases of growth, embracing a wide
variety of institutional interventions, and technology and policy regimes. From the late 1960s …

This research based on the role of agriculture in the economic growth of Pakistan.
Secondary data has been collected from the year 1980-2010 from the government authentic …

Farming in India faces a sustainability challenge due to its overreliance on chemical inputs.
For every US 1,000investmentinsustainablefarming,aUS 100,000 subsidy is allocated for …

In almost all the models of growth and development, capital accumulation is pivotal because
it raises the productive capacity of the sector in which it takes place. The capital …

Subsidies have a long history of use–and abuse. Food security has historically been a high
priority for policy makers, providing the core justification for agricultural subsidies. Interest in …

It was argued that economic liberalisation would ensure a favourable shift in the terms of
trade for agriculture in India, enabling producers to plough back surplus from cultivation to …

The contribution of institutional credit to agricultural growth has been estimated in the state
of Punjab. The demand-supply situation under different scenarios and change therein over a …