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Off-farm employment and outsourcing production effects on the technical efficiency of farm households' grain production - a case with the data from Liaoning province, China

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MECHANICAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING IV
Volume 472, Issue -, Pages 1074-1078

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TRANS TECH PUBLICATIONS LTD
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.472.1074

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off-farm employment; technical efficiency; DEA; production outsourcing

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This paper analyzed the effects of the off-farm employment and the outsourcing production pattern on the technical efficiency of grain production by the two-step method of DEA-Tobit, based on the data of grain production in the major areas of Liaoning province, in the year of 2011. It observed these findings that off-farm employment and income structure change did not have an effect on technical efficiency. Even then this is evidence that age makes a negative effect on farm technical efficiency but it is weakly. Farm scale and specialization have a positive effect on technical efficiency. And both large farm and small farm's scale efficiency is on a high level. So a limited impact on farm technical efficiency comes from farm scale as well as a significant positive impact comes from farm's production outsourcing.

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