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Analyse régionale de la production agricole belge, les effets « région » et « temps » sur la valeur de la production agricole

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  • J. Degand
  • L. Portugal

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[eng] A regional analysis of belgian agricultural output - The effect of « region » and « time » on farm output - Variations in agricultural output on farm level can be explained by variables representing classical forms of input and those representing the region and time. The following survey by using series of space and time data proposes to show up the combined effects of these different variables on Belgian agricultural output using Cobb-Douglas type functions. [fre] Les variations du produit agricole au niveau de l'exploitation peuvent être expliquées par des variables représentant les facteurs de production classiques et des variables représentant la région et le temps. En utilisant des séries de données spatiales et chronologiques, l'étude qui suit se propose de mettre en évidence les effets combinés de ces différentes variables sur la production agricole belge grâce à l'emploi de fonctions du type « Cobb-Douglas ».

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  • J. Degand & L. Portugal, 1977. "Analyse régionale de la production agricole belge, les effets « région » et « temps » sur la valeur de la production agricole," Économie rurale, Programme National Persée, vol. 122(1), pages 60-67.
    • Handle: RePEc:prs:recoru:ecoru_0013-0559_1977_num_122_1_2523
    DOI: 10.3406/ecoru.1977.2523
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