The effects of agricultural land degradation on long-term productivity

Thesis Abstract

The economics of agricultural land use and land tenure systems play a crucial role in shaping the productivity, sustainability, and equity of agricultural systems. This research explores the various economic factors and dynamics that influence land use decisions and land tenure arrangements in the agricultural sector. It examines the implications of different land use practices and tenure systems on agricultural productivity, rural development, and natural resource management. The study also investigates the role of government policies, market forces, and institutional arrangements in shaping land use patterns and land tenure systems. By understanding the economic aspects of agricultural land use and land tenure, policymakers and stakeholders can make informed decisions to promote sustainable and equitable agricultural development.