PPT-Global Impacts of Agricultural Productivity Growth

Thomas W Hertel Distinguished Professor of Agricultural Economics Purdue University Presentation to USDA Outlook February 2022 Key Concept T otal F actor P roductivity TFP TFP growth rates shape the global agricultural economy. and . Water Transfers . Workgroup. Co-Chairs:. Ken Nowak, Bureau of Reclamation. Tina Shields, Imperial Irrigation District . Reagan . Waskom, Colorado State University . Membership includes:. Conservation Organizations. Revisiting the Role of Land in African Agricultural Growth. Guy Blaise NKAMLEU. African Development Bank. Sixth African Economic Conference – Addis-Ababa, Ethiopia, October 25-28, 2011. The . African agricultural sector still follows an extensive . Notes from . lecture . given by . Prof . John Van Reenen (LSE). 17 February 2011. A ‘V’ shaped recovery ... For now . Recent growth experience. A 6.5% decline in real GDP during the first 12 months of the recession – a decline of 1930s dimensions. Prefectures. Prepared . for the . 3. rd. World . KLEMS . Conference. , . Tokyo, . May 19-20, 2014.. Joji. Tokui . (. Shinshu. University and RIETI). Kyoji. . Fukao. . (. Hitotsubashi. University and RIETI). The role of inter-industry and intra-industry misallocation in the 2000s. Allen Dennis, Taye Mengistae, Yutaka Yoshino, Albert Zeufack. World Bank. February . 2016. Productivity . isn’t everything, but in the long run it is almost everything. A country’s ability to improve its standard of living over time depends almost entirely on its ability to raise its output per worker. . Case Study. Key Dialogue Questions (KDQ). Should the lead sector for economic development be agriculture or industry, given that Ethiopia is a non oil-dependent developing country?. Should more priority be given to smallholder farms or private commercial farms, given the context of the agriculture sector of Ethiopia?. Nick Bloom (Stanford). Good. :. US Levels. Bad. : . Trends. Ugly. :. Inequality . America is the Most Productive (Large) Country. Productivity (GDP per hour) as a %. of the US in 2014. 0. 20. 40. 60. What could we be facing in the years ahead?. How will the Arctic and Africa be affected?. Direct impacts – environmental, social and economic effects that occur in a specific place due to temperature and rainfall changes . R. elationship between Medicare and Private Provider Payments. Louise Sheiner. Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy. The Brookings Institution. L. sheiner@brookings.edu. Presented July 21, 2015 at the . Mark . Keese. , . Head of Skills and Employability Division, OECD. Martha Newton, Deputy Director-General for Policy, ILO. 2. nd. G20 Employment Working Group Meeting . 10-12. May 2022. Advancing social justice, promoting decent work. What is to be Done?. Suriname is leaving its comparators behind and has stronger policy buffers. . Moving away from low . growth/low income . towards higher growth/higher income.. Coming . out of the . Does Arthur Lewis Hold the Key?. Nicholas Oulton. Centre for Macroeconomics, LSE,. National Institute of Economic and Social Research. and. Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence. Email: n.oulton@lse.ac.uk . Modules 37 & 39. A typical family with all their possessions in the U.K., an advanced economy. Real GDP per capita: $36,600. Life expectancy: 80 years. Adult literacy: 99%. A typical family with all their possessions in Mexico, a middle income country. ” and Stephen . Heffler. , “Estimating Resource-Based Hospital Multifactor Productivity Growth”. Ernst R. Berndt, MIT Sloan School of Management and NBER. The Brookings Institution, Washington DC.