Abstract
This paper examines the contributions of public agricultural research, extension, and highway infrastructure to agricultural productivity of regions composed of groups of states for the period 1960 to 1993. It estimates separate contributions of a state’s own public agricultural research, spillovers of agricultural research from other states, and the interaction effects between a state’s own public agricultural research and agricultural extension.
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