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Motivation and the response to economic incentive : a case study of the Seaqaqa Sugar Development Project, Fiji

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This study seeks to identify factors influencing the response of traditional farmers to economic incentive. The Seaqaqa Sugar Development Project is used as a case study. A stratified sample of 60 of the families participating in the project was selected, and data were collected in Seaqaqa from July 1977 to July 1978. However, difficulties with the responses of three families meant that only 57 were included in the subsequent analysis. The Seaqaqa Project Administration had introduced a system of incentives and disincentives designed to enco...
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2017
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Fiji
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thesis(phd)
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Australian National University Library
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