Analysis reveals how supervision affects labor transactions in agricultural sectors, suggesting critical dynamics.
This article has been presented at the Workshop on Methods for Agricultural Policy Analysis held at the UP Los Baños on August 13-14, 1985. It explicitly models the role and determinants of supervision in agricultural production and labor transactions. This, in turn, is used to predict the patterns of labor transactions with and without supervision.
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