Impact of Grain Subsidy Policy on Agricultural Ecological Efficiency: Evidence from Pakistan

The complex relationship between grain subsidy programs and agricultural ecological efficiency in Pakistan is becoming increasingly important in sustainable agriculture and environmental preservation. This study uses a quasi-experimental methodology. SPSS software was used to conduct the statistical analysis. Descriptive statistics were initially calculated for each variable. This study analyses grain subsidy policies using modern literature and empirical data, acknowledging government interventions' crucial significance in agricultural practices in Pakistan. The results show that, firstly, grain subsidy a siginfance positive relationship with ecological efficiency. Secondly the nagtive grain subsidy effect on soil health and soil pH(Avg.change). One consequence of such projects is boosting food production and supporting farmers economicallyThe study recommends legislative changes that balance agricultural productivity and environmental protection. These include promoting sustainable farming, reforming subsidy programs to encourage ecological practices, and incorporating environmental factors into agricultural legislation.

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Global Economics Review
Published
2024-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.31703/ger.2024(ix-iii).05
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2
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Agricultural Economics and Practices
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Impact of Grain Subsidy Policy on Agricultural Ecological Efficiency: Evidence from Pakistan

Sabahat Subhan, Muhammad Ikhlaq, Noor Fatima
2 citations
Global Economics Review
Agricultural Economics and Practices
2.68
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Impact of Grain Subsidy Policy on Agricultural Ecological Efficiency: Evidence from Pakistan

Sabahat Subhan, Muhammad Ikhlaq, Noor Fatima
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Abstract

The complex relationship between grain subsidy programs and agricultural ecological efficiency in Pakistan is becoming increasingly important in sustainable agriculture and environmental preservation. This study uses a quasi-experimental methodology. SPSS software was used to conduct the statistical analysis. Descriptive statistics were initially calculated for each variable. This study analyses grain subsidy policies using modern literature and empirical data, acknowledging government interventions' crucial significance in agricultural practices in Pakistan. The results show that, firstly, grain subsidy a siginfance positive relationship with ecological efficiency. Secondly the nagtive grain subsidy effect on soil health and soil pH(Avg.change). One consequence of such projects is boosting food production and supporting farmers economicallyThe study recommends legislative changes that balance agricultural productivity and environmental protection. These include promoting sustainable farming, reforming subsidy programs to encourage ecological practices, and incorporating environmental factors into agricultural legislation.

Global Economics ReviewVol. IX(III)
National University of Modern Languages (PK), China University of Geosciences (CN)
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Agricultural Economics and Practices
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