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The Impact of Rubber on the Forest Landscape in Borneno 381 Sanggau. Skripsi Fakultas Pertanian, Universitas Tanjungpura, Pontianak, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. Sunderlin, W.D., Resosudarmo, I.A.P., Rianto, E. and Angelsen, A. (2000) The Effect of Indonesia’s Economic Crisis on Small Farmers and Natural Forest Cover in the Outer Islands. Report, Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Bogor, Indonesia. Uljée, G.L. (1925) Handboek voor de residentie Westerafdeeling van Borneo. N.V. Boekhandel Visser, Weltevreden, the Netherlands. van Hall, C.J.J. and van de Koppel, C. (1950) De landbouw in de indische archipel. N.V. Uitgeverij W. van Hoeve, ‘s-Gravenhage, the Netherlands. Vincent J.R. and Ali, R.M. (1997) Environment and Development in a Resource-rich Economy: Malaysia under the New Economic Policy. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Vincent, J.R. and Hadi, Y. (1993) Malaysia. In: National Research Council (ed.) Sustainable Agriculture and the Environment in the Humid Tropics. National Academy Press, Washington, DC.
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Contributors Contributors Arild Ang
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Contributors xi Peter Roebeling (pe
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Preface Preface As researchers and
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Contents Contents Contributors ix P
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Technological Arild 2 AngelsenChang
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Technological Change and Deforestat
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3. Farm-level Effects Farmers respo
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4. Macroanalysis: General Equilibri
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the relation between technological
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Transition Alexander 3 from Mather
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Did Thomas 4 a Green K. Rudel Revol
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4 Later, farmers learned to use mac
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Equilibrium Andrea 5 Cattaneo Analy
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Equilibrium Analysis of Technology,
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intensive in any specific factor, r
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Pasture Douglas 6 Management White
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large amounts of primary forest ult
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Pasture Management in Latin America
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promising new forage germplasm. The
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6. Empirical Results Does improved
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114 Stephen A. Vosti et al. more fo
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116 Stephen A. Vosti et al. The pro
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118 Stephen A. Vosti et al. practic
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120 Stephen A. Vosti et al. fencing
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122 Stephen A. Vosti et al. Table 7
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124 Stephen A. Vosti et al. Table 7
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126 Stephen A. Vosti et al. competi
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128 Stephen A. Vosti et al. Herd gr
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130 Stephen A. Vosti et al. promoti
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132 Stephen A. Vosti et al. EMATER-
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Technological Peter 8 RoebelingProg
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Technological Progress versus Econo
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preferences determine productive ch
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eventually decide to sell their lan
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References Technological Progress v
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Ecuador Sven 10 Wunder Goes Bananas
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Sections 2, 3 and 4 analyse three p
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Ecuador Goes Bananas 171 mule, on s
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Oro provinces, workers recall that
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from the 1950s to 1964, but the PNB
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191 Table 10.1. Geographical distri
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The technological package accompany
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195 Table 10.2. The diffusion of te
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Ecuador Goes Bananas 183 predominan
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199 Export markets Rising demand Sa
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Ecuador Goes Bananas 187 two factor
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Ecuador Goes Bananas 189 land, foll
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Ecuador Goes Bananas 191 In regard
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Ecuador Goes Bananas 193 Acosta, A.
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Soybean David 11 Kaimowitz Technolo
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Soybean Technology 197 Brazil has c
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Soybean Technology 199 3.1. Technol
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Soybean Technology 201 Table 11.1.
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4. The Brazilian Cerrado Soybean Te
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The soybean lobby Soybean Technolog
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Soybean Technology 207 Agricultural
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credit allowed Brazilian farmers to
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Soybean Technology 211 Morales, I.
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214 David Yanggen and Thomas Reardo
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254 Stein Holden Holden (1991, 1993
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256 Stein Holden Table 14.1. Simula
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260 Stein Holden soils, while bean
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262 Stein Holden deforestation, at
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266 Stein Holden agriculture and th
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268 Stein Holden Holden, S.T. (1993
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Livestock Robin 15 S. Reid Disease
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Livestock Disease Control 275 38% i
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Livestock Disease Control 277 and t
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Livestock Disease Control 281 small
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Livestock Disease Control 283 deter
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Livestock Disease Control 287 Bourn
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Tree François 16 Crops Ruf as Defo
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Tree Crops as Deforestation and Ref
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318 Sisira Jayasuriya feasible. Nev
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