Nico Heerink mainly focuses on Agricultural economics, Agricultural productivity, Economic growth, Production and Fragmentation. His research in Agricultural economics intersects with topics in Livelihood and Commercialization. Nico Heerink works mostly in the field of Agricultural productivity, limiting it down to concerns involving Land consolidation and, occasionally, Market access, Land development and Rice farmers.
In the subject of general Economic growth, his work in Rural poverty is often linked to Energy source, Energy consumption and Agricultural marketing, thereby combining diverse domains of study. His Production research integrates issues from Fertilizer, Environmental engineering, Upstream and Green manure. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Multinomial probit, Urbanization and Wage, Labour economics.
His main research concerns Agricultural economics, Renting, Land tenure, Production and Economic growth. His studies deal with areas such as Productivity, Scarcity, Agricultural productivity and Factor market as well as Agricultural economics. Nico Heerink focuses mostly in the field of Productivity, narrowing it down to topics relating to Crop and, in certain cases, Inefficiency.
His Land tenure study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Endogeneity, Property rights and Public economics. His research investigates the link between Property rights and topics such as Investment incentives that cross with problems in Development economics. His work on Urbanization as part of general Economic growth study is frequently linked to Market development, bridging the gap between disciplines.
Nico Heerink focuses on Land tenure, Renting, Natural resource economics, Public economics and Demographic economics. His Land tenure research incorporates themes from Production and Corporate governance. His study of Renting brings together topics like Affect, Endogeneity, Developing country, Agricultural economics and Locus of control.
The various areas that Nico Heerink examines in his Agricultural economics study include Water scarcity, Revealed comparative advantage, Cash crop, Cropping and Livestock. The concepts of his Public economics study are interwoven with issues in Property rights and Tobit model. His Property rights research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Expropriation and Arable land.
Natural resource economics, Land tenure, Production, Renting and Affect are his primary areas of study. Nico Heerink interconnects Eastern china, Corporate governance and Revenue in the investigation of issues within Natural resource economics. He combines subjects such as Crop species, Crop production, Intercropping, Monocropping and Marketing with his study of Production.
His study in Renting intersects with areas of studies such as Property rights, Arable land, Perception, Public economics and Household income. Nico Heerink integrates several fields in his works, including Affect, Agricultural economics, Developing country, P r china, Farm income and Endogeneity.
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Income inequality and the environment: aggregation bias in environmental Kuznets curves
Nico Heerink;Abay Mulatu;Erwin Bulte.
Ecological Economics (2001)
Land fragmentation and its driving forces in China
Shuhao Tan;Shuhao Tan;Nico Heerink;Nico Heerink;Futian Qu.
Land Use Policy (2006)
Energy consumption in rural China: A household model for three villages in Jiangxi Province
Le Chen;Nico Heerink;Marrit van den Berg.
Ecological Economics (2006)
Ethiopian Agricultural Cooperatives in an Era of Global Commodity Exchange: Does Organisational Form Matter?
Gian Nicola Francesconi;Nico Heerink.
Journal of African Economies (2011)
Impact of land fragmentation on rice producers' technical efficiency in South-East China
S. Tan;S. Tan;N. Heerink;N. Heerink;A. Kuyvenhoven;F. Qu.
Njas-wageningen Journal of Life Sciences (2010)
Choices between different off-farm employment sub-categories: An empirical analysis for Jiangxi Province, China
Xiaoping Shi;Nico Heerink;Futian Qu.
China Economic Review (2007)
Do fragmented landholdings have higher production costs? Evidence from rice farmers in Northeastern Jiangxi province, P.R. China
Shuhao Tan;Nico Heerink;Gideon Kruseman;Futian Qu.
China Economic Review (2008)
Land rental market, off-farm employment and agricultural production in Southeast China: A plot-level case study
Shuyi Feng;Nico Heerink;Nico Heerink;Ruerd Ruben;Futian Qu.
China Economic Review (2010)
Land administration reform in China - Its impact on land allocation and economic development
Futian Qu;Nico Heerink;Wanmao Wang.
Land Use Policy (1995)
Energy consumption practices of rural households in north China: Basic characteristics and potential for low carbon development
Wenling Liu;Wenling Liu;Gert Spaargaren;Nico Heerink;Arthur P.J. Mol.
Energy Policy (2013)
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