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Behavioural Nudges, Cultural and Social Norms, and the Purchase of Quality Seed by Smallholder Farmers
Culture plays a significant role in the behaviour of individuals including farmers. In this chapter, we report findings of a study that tested the effect of nudges which appeal to the cultural norms of a farming community in Uganda on the demand for agricultural innovations namely quality seed impro
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