Indian agriculture sector: impacts from COVID-19

Arti Yadav, Irfan Ahmad
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The livelihood of around 70% of the Indian rural population depends on the agriculture sector. In India, even the earnings of the non-agriculture sectors in terms of backward and forward linkage for agro-based businesses also get impacted by the production of agricultural products. However, issues like cereal-centric, regionally-biased, and resource-intensive production are still about the agriculture sector of India. The present study attempts to provide an insight into the present scenario of the Indian agriculture sector after providing a brief review of the agricultural literature. Through empirical analysis using multiple regression technique, it tries to find out the factors responsible for the growth of the Indian agriculture sector. The study also explores the potential impact of COVID-19 on the agriculture sector of India based on various secondary sources. The result shows that agriculture trade, level of rainfall, and infrastructure development is significantly and positively, while life expectancy and employment in agriculture are significantly and negatively impacting the agricultural contribution to the GDP of India.
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印度农业部门:COVID-19的影响
大约70%的印度农村人口的生计依赖于农业部门。在印度,即使是非农业部门的收入也受到农产品生产的影响,就农业企业的前向和后向联系而言。然而,诸如以谷物为中心、地区偏见和资源密集型生产等问题仍然与印度的农业部门有关。本研究试图在简要回顾农业文献后,对印度农业部门的现状进行深入了解。通过运用多元回归技术进行实证分析,试图找出影响印度农业部门增长的因素。该研究还根据各种二手资料探讨了COVID-19对印度农业部门的潜在影响。结果表明,农业贸易、降雨水平和基础设施发展显著正向影响,而农业预期寿命和就业显著负向影响农业对印度GDP的贡献。
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International Journal of Global Environmental Issues
International Journal of Global Environmental Issues Social Sciences-Geography, Planning and Development
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期刊介绍: IJGEnvI is a refereed reference and authoritative source of information in the field. Facing up to the challenge of longer-term issues, it completes the trio of journals (together with the IJEP and IJETM) which offer a comprehensive view of the key issues in the environmental debate.
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