Productivity gains shrink farming land and labor inputs
Lead author Sun Ling Wang of USDA ERS notes a 25 percent land reduction and 78 percent labor cut boosted output, with consumers as main beneficiaries. Despite higher yields, inflation adjusted food prices fell, freeing more household income for nonfood spending.
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