Agricultural Development Engelska 2004

Agricultural Development Has Long Been Seen As An Important Factor In The Development Process. The Development Literature Now Contains A Dozen Or So Models Of Early Economic Growth.Agricultural Policy Is A Major Concern Of Most Governments. Developing Countries Want More Output To Feed A Growing Population And Even Faster Growing Industrial Work Force. Developed Countries Seem Most Concerned With Keeping Agricultural Prices Constant. These Objectives Have Been Used To Justify Many Forms Of Government Intervention In National And International Agricultural Markets. Implicit In These Interventionist Policies Is The View That The Market System, By Itself, Cannot Be Trusted To Regulate The Production And The Distribution Of Food For Such Vital Matters The Invisible Hand Is Too Unfair In Its Dealings And Too Erratic In Its Motions, Especially In View Of Sharp Year To Year Variations That The Vagaries Of The Weather And Other Factors Outside The Range Of Human Control Can Provoke In The World Agricultural Output.