Impact of human capital on technical efficiency in sustainable food crop production: a meta-analysis

Hoang-Khac, Lich; Tiet, Tuyen; To‐The, Nguyen; Nguyen-Anh, Tuan

doi:10.1080/14735903.2021.1949880

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“…A meta-regression model is an ideal approach to recognize the significance of the composition of human, natural and social assets on the technical efficiency of food crop farming (Hoang-Khac et al, 2021). We, accordingly, specify our regression model illustrated as below equation:…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Social capital consists of social participation (Peiro-Palomino, 2016), personal and social trust (Bjornskov, 2006), social connections with local extension officers (Hoang-Khac et al, 2021), and religious beliefs (Hopkins, 2011, Smidt andSmidt, 2003). Several previous studies have established the relationship between social capital as a whole or by single components and technical efficiency (TE).…”

Section: Social Capital and Technical Efficiencymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In another study, the authors found that farmers participating in "climate-smart agriculture" could notably have higher TE than non-participants (Ho and Shimada, 2019). A meta-analysis study on TE has also emphasized the critical role of human capital along with natural capital and other agricultural inputs in improving TE (Hoang-Khac et al, 2021).…”

Section: Conceptual Framework Of Three Capitals' Composition On Techn...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…To put it simply, TE is the measurement of how efficient a production unit is with given production inputs. Studies of Hoang-Khac et al (2021) and Ehui and Pender (2005) have confirmed that Africa, especially the SSA regions, is known as one of the least efficient agricultural production areas in the world, which traps people in a vicious circle of poverty and malnutrition. Thus, promoting African agriculture productivity via improving TE in farming is imperative to solve this conundrum.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…However, there is only a handful of evidence focusing on this three-way interaction, especially in the context of Africa. For instance, in a meta-regression analysis, the authors investigated how social and natural capital, along with human capital, could explain TE (Hoang-Khac et al, 2021). Moreover, their study only mentioned the role of social and natural capital and had not delved into the relationship between our three capitals or their composite impacts on TE.…”

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Impact of human capital on technical efficiency in sustainable food crop production: a meta-analysis

Cited by 14 publications

References 134 publications

Composite effects of human, natural and social capitals on sustainable food-crop farming in Sub-Saharan Africa

Composite effects of human, natural and social capitals on sustainable food-crop farming in Sub-Saharan Africa

A novel hybrid decision‐making framework for measuring Industry 4.0‐driven circular economy performance for textile industry

Technical efficiency of smallholder farmers in sesame production (Ethiopia)

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