An analysis of the distribution of farm incomes in England and Wales.

N. P. Russell

An analysis of the distribution of farm incomes in England and Wales.

N. P. Russell

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Abstract

Cross-sectional variation in farm income by region and farming type is analyzed. On average, lowest incomes occur in hill and mountain regions, being lowest in the Welsh Hills region and only slightly higher in the Welsh Mountains and the Pennines. The highest average incomes occur in the Northern Mountains. The analysis by farming type shows higher incomes on the more intensive farms and also on the less specialized farms. -from WAERSA

Original language	English
Journal	University of Manchester. Faculty of Economic and Social Studies. Department of Agricultural Economics. Bulletin
Volume	200
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 1985

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