direct and indirect economic contribution of small-scale black agriculture in South Africa

This paper develops and applies a simple non-parametric methodology for estimating the direct and indirect economic contribution of small-scale black agriculture in South Africa. The direct contribution is understood as the per capita food expenditure savings of agriculturally-active households rela...

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Published in:Agrekon 2015-01, Vol.54 (2), p.18-37
Main Authors: Aliber, Michael, Mdoda, Lelethu
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Econometrics
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food purchasing
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income
Informal market channels
Parameter estimation
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small-scale farming
South Africa
surveys
Valuation
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food purchasing
households
income
Informal market channels
Parameter estimation
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small-scale farming
South Africa
surveys
Valuation
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