Human capital and production efficiency: argentine agriculture
This study attempts to explain differentials in production efficiency in Argentine agriculture. The paper focuses attention on the 1970's and 1980's. During this period, technological change was pervasive. Moreover, during the mid 1970’s and the mid to late 1980’s Argentina had the doubtful privilege of ranking as one of the countries with highest inflation of the world. The principal objective of the paper is to test the hypothesis that human capital (education) is a relevant variable in explaining efficiency differentials.