Agricultural Development Theories
1. The peasant is a highly rational and economic being 2. The peasant efficiently allocates available resources GIVEN: • context in which peasants live and produce • resources, objectives, knowledge High Pay-Offs Inputs • Enhance current resources • Come from outside the agricultural sector • Accompanied by education • In form ...
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