Subsistence farmers move into the market

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Author(s):
SANREM CRSP

Type of Document:
Research Brief

 

Publisher/Journal:
SANREM CRSP, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Date of Publication:
2006

Place of Publication:
Blacksburg, VA

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Improved transportation and communication infrastructure have increased market access for farmers in the Philippines. This increased exposure has resulted in a shift from traditional subsistence farming to commercial production. Understanding this production shift will increase the effectiveness of national economic reforms transmitted through market prices.

– Coxhead, Ian. 2001. Reconciling livelihoods and landscapes: Trade policies, labor markets, and land use in the Philippines. SANREM CRSP UGA Research Brief No. 3 (Available at: http://www.oired.vt.edu/sanremcrsp/menu_information/researchbriefs.php)

– Coxhead, Ian and Demeke, Bayou. 2004. Panel data evidence on upland agricultural land use in the Philippines: Can economic policy reforms reduce environmental damage? American Journal of Agricultural Economics 86(5): 1354-1360.

– Coxhead, Ian and Demeke, Bayou. 2004. Poverty and environmental damage in Philippine agriculture: Do trade policies matter? Development Research News 22(4).

Additional Bibliographic Information

SANREM CRSP Research Brief 2006 No. 5

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