Organic farming economics, policy and practices by Hari Ram Prajapati

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Includes bibliographical references and index

Cover -- Contents -- Detailed Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- LIST OF ABREVIATIONS -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Part I Economic Theories -- 1 Organic Producer and Economic Model -- 2 Economic Theories and Organic Farming -- 3 Farm Household Theories and Organic Farming -- 4 Producer Behaviour, Resource Allocation and Organic Farming -- 5 Duality Theory of Production -- Part II Market Structure -- 6 Two Group Non-collusive Model -- 7 Producer Behaviour and Niche Market -- 8 Organic Output Market in Asia -- 9 Organic Input and Output Market in India

Part III Descriptive Analysis -- 10 Organic Farming in Asia -- 11 Organic Farming in India -- 12 Health and Environmental Concerns -- Part IV Public Policy -- 13 International Policy and Regulation -- 14 National Policy and Regulation -- 15 State Policy and Regulation -- About the Author -- Index

This is the first Indian book on the economics of organic farming, which offers a commercially viable and environment-friendly alternative to the conventional methods of agriculture

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