Impact of land fragmentation and resource ownership on productivity and efficiency: The case of rice producers in Bangladesh

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The costs and benefits of land fragmentation of rice farms in Japan (2010, background): “appropriately? First, although numerous attempts have been made to estimate the impact of fragmentation on output by using the production function approach (Blarel et al. 1992; Fleisher and Liu 1992; Parikh and Shah 1994; Byiringiro and Reardon 1996; Nguyen et al. 1996; Wadud and White 2000; Wan and”
Does land fragmentation affect farm performance? A case study from Brittany. Factor Markets Working Paper No. 40, April 2013 (2013, positive): “Kawasaki (2010) evaluated both the costs and benefits of LF in the case of rice production in Japan, similarly to Rahman and Rahman (2008) in Bangladesh.”
Six decades of total factor productivity change and sources of growth in Bangladesh agriculture (1948–2008) (2013, background): “Rahman and Rahman (2009) noted that land fragmentation, which is intricately linked to a reduction in farm size, significantly negatively influences technical efficiency and productivity.”
Women's labour contribution to productivity and efficiency in agriculture: empirical evidence from Bangladesh. (2010, neutral): “For example, Rahman (2003), Asadulah and Rahman (2009), and Rahman and Rahman (2009) all note that owner operators are relatively more technically efficient than tenants.”