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INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVES OF ENHANCING SMALLHOLDER MARKET ACCESS IN SOUTH AFRICA.
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Applied EconomicsEconomic DevelopmentDevelopment EconomicsAgricultural EconomicsAgri-environmental PolicyEconomic InstitutionsSmall Business EconomicsFarming SystemMarket InstitutionAfrican DevelopmentEconomicsPublic PolicyAgricultural HistoryAgrarian Political EconomyAgricultural SystemMany Smallholder FarmersSmallholder SituationBusinessFinancial InclusionDevelopment PolicySmallholder Market Access
There is growing evidence that many smallholder farmers can benefit from market-oriented agriculture. However, smallholders often face a number of barriers to accessing the markets. Smallholder market access is much cited as a factor that exacerbates the smallholder situation but little researched. This issue cannot be addressed completely without taking a holistic perspective that also takes into account the global trends in economic transformation that have a direct bearing on the current smallholder market access situation. A growing number of scholars advocate the need for an institutional analysis in trying to understand these issues
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