Agriculture in Mizoram: Some Aspects of a Land-Scarce Semi-Primitive Economy

K. K. Upadhayaya
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K. K. Upadhayaya: North-Eastern Hill University

Indian Economic Review, 1994, vol. 29, issue 1, 103-106

Abstract: The paper attempts to highlight scale-sensitivity of productivity in farming in the semi-primitive economy of the hill state of Mizoram on the basis of primary farm data. It relates to a sample of 100 households in Hortoki and Tuipuibari-I villages for the year 1986-87. Using input-output data an attempt has been made to examine the viability of this mode of agriculture and to identify in it any trace of capitalist farming.

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Date: 1994
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