The restructuring in the agricultural supply sector and its consequences on agricultural production

Agriculture and Human Values 6 (1-2):22-28 (1989)
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The article analyzes changes in agricultural demand for industrial products for the 1970–1984 period within the EEC. Furthermore, it discusses adjustments in the product supplying process with emphasis on concentration and industrial diversification. Finally, it proposes some hypotheses in terms of orientation of techniques and productive agricultural systems

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