Intersectoral capital flows and balanced agro-industrial development in the Philippines.
By: De Leon, M. S. J.
Series: PIDS Working paper No.84-01.Publisher: Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies,1984. Description: 32 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm.Subject(s): Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Philippines. Agricultural price supports -- Philippines. Capital movements -- Philippines. Agricultural price supports. Agriculture -- Economic aspects. Capital movements. Philippines. PhilippinesOnline resources: Click here to access online| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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This paper attempts to estimate the magnitude and direction of capital flows between agriculture and non-agriculture sector. It also measures the extent to which government price intervention policies may have counted for these flows. Some implications for the strategy of balanced agro-industrial development and for the country's development goals are presented.