Vertical coordination, producer response, and the locus of control over agricultural production decisions

Structural change in U.S. agriculture in part has been characterized by shifts in control over agricultural production decisions from the farm-level to off-farm firms. In the past decade, this process has accelerated as increasing concentration in production and processing has led to increased verti...

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Published in:Rural sociology 1997, Vol.62 (4), p.491-507
Main Author: Welsh, R
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agrarian movements
Agrarian Structures
AGRICULTURA CONTRACTUAL
Agricultural Development
Agricultural Occupations
Agricultural Production
Agriculture
AGRICULTURE CONTRACTUELLE
CAMBIO ESTRUCTURAL
CHANGEMENT STRUCTUREL
Changes
CONCENTRACION ECONOMICA
CONCENTRATION ECONOMIQUE
CONCENTRATION OF PRODUCTION
CONTRACT FARMING
Control
Coordination
Debt (Financial)
DECISION MAKING
Decisions
ECONOMIC CONCENTRATION
ETATS UNIS
EUA
Ideology
Incentives
INDUSTRIALISATION
INDUSTRIALIZACION
INDUSTRIALIZATION
Loci
Locus of control
Manufacturing
Marketing
Networks
PRISE DE DECISION
PRODUCCION
PRODUCTION
Recurrent
Rural and urban sociology
Rural sociology
Social Movements
Sociology
STRUCTURAL CHANGE
TOMA DE DECISIONES
U.S.A
United States
United States of America
USA
Welsh language
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