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La productividad total de los factores en la agricultura española: el caso del sur de Navarra, 1780-1900

Authors: Lana Berasain, José Miguel;

La productividad total de los factores en la agricultura española: el caso del sur de Navarra, 1780-1900

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El objeto de este trabajo es contribuir a un mejor conocimiento de la evolución de la agricultura espan˜ ola del siglo XIX mediante un estudio de caso localizado en el valle medio del Ebro. El cociente entre precios y costes de producción sugiere un avance a largo plazo de la productividad total de los factores (TFP), del orden del 0,42% anual entre 1792 y 1900. El avance más destacado se detecta entre 1817 y 1850, coincidiendo con una etapa de deflación y cambio institucional. Durante la segunda mitad del siglo la evolución marcadamente cíclica del indicador refleja las dificultades para resolver los problemas asociados a la oferta de bienes de capital y, en particular, de fertilizantes y tracción animal.

The aim of this article is to measure the advance of agricultural productivity in South Navarra between 1780 and 1900. The construction of several indices of agricultural commodities and factor prices allows us to apply the methodology of Total Factor Productivity (TFP). As distinguished from the thesis of stagnation, our estimate of the annual rate of TFP growth in the long run is close to 0.42 %. This rate was particularly high between 1817 and 1850, in a context of deflation and institutional change. During the second half of the century the cyclical evolution of the curve reveals the obstacles derived from the capital resources supply, especially fertilizers and animal traction.

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Costes de producción agraria, Agricultural Prices, Productividad total de los factores, Agricultural Factor Cost, N53, N93, Precios agrarios, Q11, R32, Q12, Total Factor Productivity, Historia, Economía

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