Demand and Supply functions for Export of Agr. Commodities from India

The present study focuses on the estimation of demand and supply functions for the export of selected agricultural commodities (Basmati Rice, Coffee and Tea) from India. India has some countries as stable business partners in export of these three commodities. It should try to maintain its stable contracts as well as try to tap new markets for its export. To counter the competition prevailing in world market good quality standards and consumer oriented approach is required. Policies aiming at reducing yield risk in coffee and tea production will be helpful in increasing the export supply of these commodities.

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Singh, Shailza
Ms. Shailza is Ph.D. scholar at Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur. She did M.Sc. in Agriculture Economics. She authored 4 research papers and one book chapter which have been published in various national journals. She has been awarded by Gold Medal during her M.Sc.