Social returns to rice research in the Philippines: Domestic benefits and foreign spillover

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Social returns to rice research in the Philippines: Domestic benefits and foreign spillover

Flores-Moya, P., R.E. Evenson, and Y. Hayami. 1978

Economic Development and Cultural Change 26(3): 591-607.

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