Cassava Market Participation Decisions of Producing Households in Africa
By A. Enete, E. Igbokwe. 2009
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Citations in the corpus
- Market participation of smallholder maize farmers in the upper west region of Ghana (2014, background): “(2001), Enete and Igbokwe (2009) and Randela et al. (2008) who argued that education will endow the household with better production and managerial skills which could lead to increased participation in the market. The possible explanation for this is that farmers with a higher level of education eng”
- Smallholder Farmers’ Decision and Level of Participation in the Potato Market in Uganda (2014, background): “[26] further found that the probability of market participation declined with declining farm size for sellers of cassava but increased with farm sizes for buyers though not significant in either case.”
- Commercialization of smallholder agriculture in Ghana: A Tobit regression analysis (2012, result): “This result is also consistent with the finding of Enete and Igbokwe (2009) that price of cassava influences the level of cassava market participation in Nigeria.”