Summary
of :Scale-Economy Conditions for Spatial Variation in Farm size
By
Sent Visser
Jimmy Brymer
This article
looks at farming and how it relates to economics of scale. The article starts
by discussing how there is no great body of evidence to support this idea there
is an optimal farming size. He then further supports this by doing a repression
model that support this idea. Since this is true he then moves forward to prove
that how farming of scale works with distance to market and soil fertility affects
how big the farm is. With farms closer to market and having more fertile being
smaller and having less production close allowing them to be smaller but farms
that are further away from market and having less fertile soils having to be
bigger.
Bibliography
Visser, S. (1999). Scale Economy Conditions for
Spatial Variation in Farm Size. Geographical Analysis: An International
Journal of Theoretical geography, 27-44.
There are some killer sumarization skills at work here.
ReplyDeleteI am kind of confused after reading your summary or maybe it's just me. Is this article about how fertile soil is becoming rarer and thus land size for farmers doesn't matter if theres hardly any fertile soil?
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