Peasant Economics

Discover the profound insights of "Peasant Economics" by Frank Ellis, published by Cambridge University Press in 1993. This revised and expanded edition serves as a comprehensive textbook on the economics of farm households in developing countries. With 328 pages of in-depth analysis, this second edition not only retains the successful features of its predecessor but also introduces a new chapter dedicated to environmental considerations. Ideal for students and professionals in agricultural economics, this book delves into essential topics such as development economics, economic conditions, and the role of peasantry in the global economy. Enhance your understanding of agricultural practices and economic frameworks in developing nations with this essential resource.