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Farm programs slow technology-induced decline in land's importance
1988
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Technological change has diminished land's share in the value of agricultural production. But, Federal acreage reduction programs have supported lands share in the value of production, mitigating the rate of decline due to technological trends. The rate at which land-saving technical change occurs increases with acreage diversion programs because they induce artificial scarcity. Acreage controls restricting land as a factor in crop production have transferred both benefits and cash payments to
doi:10.22004/ag.econ.312291
fatcat:o3owlrmhcffvjaib4hzu2yo2mu