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Incentives for Social Learning and Diffusion of Improved Crop Varieties
We discuss part of the recent literature that considers social learning among smallholder farmers, and particularly several lessons from the field of behavioural economics. In contrast to the expectation that diffusion of information about agricultural innovations will happen “spontaneously”, recent
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