November 28, 2025Indian Journal of Economics and Development

Assessing Total Factor Productivity in Rice Production: Challenges and Opportunities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain

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Uttar Pradesh achieved a 1.28% increase in total factor productivity due to enhanced irrigation and infrastructure.
Rice production faced challenges with a decline in total factor productivity in Punjab and Haryana.
Analysis utilized Divisia Tornqvist-Theil and DEA-Malmquist indices over a 50-year timeframe from 1970 to 2020.
Food security in the Indo-Gangetic Plain emphasizes the need for sustainable practices and effective resource management.

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Analysis shows a decline in total factor productivity for rice in Punjab and Haryana, indicating the need for sustainable practices and improved irrigation in the Indo-Gangetic Plain.

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Analysis shows a decline in total factor productivity for rice in Punjab and Haryana, indicating the need for sustainable practices and improved irrigation in the Indo-Gangetic Plain.

Assessing Total Factor Productivity in Rice Production: Challenges and Opportunities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain

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Assessing Total Factor Productivity in Rice Production: Challenges and Opportunities in the Indo-Gangetic Plain

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