Smallholder cash crop production under market liberalisation: a new institutional economics perspective.

Andrew Dorward · Jonathan Kydd · Colin Poulton

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A new institutional economics perspective on current policy debates cotton production and marketing in northern Ghana - the dynamics of competition on a system interlocking transactions the cashew sector in southern Tanzania - overcoming problems of input supply cotton and wheat marketing and the provision of pre-harvest services in Sindh Province, Pakistan conclusions - new institutional economics, policy debates and the research agenda.

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