Edited by
Benjamin Davis
Agriculture and Economic Development Analysis Division
FAO Economic and Social Department
Thomas Reardon
Department of Agriculture Economics
Michigan State University
Kostas Stamoulis
Agriculture and Economic Development Analysis Division
FAO Economic and Social Department
Paul Winters
Mexico, Central America and Hispaniola Region
Inter-American Development Bank
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
Rome, 2002
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INTRODUCTION
FOUR MODELS OF FARM/NON-FARM LINKAGES
THE VILLAGES AND THE DATA
FINDINGS FROM VILLAGE AND VILLAGE/TOWN SAM MULTIPLIER MODELS
VILLAGE/TOWN MICROREGION CGE RESULTS
CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Chapter 5. Rural farm/non-farm income linkages in northern Ethiopia - Tassew Woldehanna