Analysis reveals government support boosts grain production and labor productivity, suggesting improved agricultural policies.
This paper examines the effectiveness of government support for the production of one of the most common groups of agricultural crops—grains and legumes. An analysis of the strength of pairwise correlations between the volumes of government production support is conducted grain, as a factor or independent indicator and resulting (dependent) indicators, such as production volumes, labor productivity, wages and the volume of profits received from the sale of grain.
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