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The Policy Analysis Matrix

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Figure 1: Effect of Export Tax N E F G H P w D P p =P c A
Table 1 : The Policy Analysis Matrix
Figure 2: Trends in Area, Yield and Production of Cotton and Groundnut...
Table 3 : Area, Production and Yield
+4 Table 4 : Results of Policy Analysis Matrix (PAM) of Groundnut
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In Andhra Pradesh, cotton and groundnut are the major cash crops. There are significant changes in the competitiveness of these two crops due to technological and policy environment. This paper examines the trends in area, production, and yield and competitiveness of these two crops in pre- and post- WTO period and their implications for producers,...
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