Computer Science
3 years ago

Investing in Education and Health Boosts Agricultural Productivity in Nigeria!

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HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY IN RURAL COMMUNITIES IN NIGERIA
Busayo Aderounmu, Romanus Osabohien

Paper Summary

The study looked at how education and health affect farming in Nigeria. They used data from over 2000 people and found that better education and health led to higher agricultural productivity. This means that investing in people's education and health can help improve farming and boost the economy in rural areas.

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