摘要 : The paper empirically analyses the determinants of labour productivity growth in Greek agriculture during the last 20 years. A recently proposed approach and duality results are utilized to decompose labour productivity growth int... 展开 The paper empirically analyses the determinants of labour productivity growth in Greek agriculture during the last 20 years. A recently proposed approach and duality results are utilized to decompose labour productivity growth into: (a) the effect of changes in labor force; (b) the effect of changes in the input mix; (c) the effect of changes in public infrastructure; and (d) the effect of technological improvements. The empirical results suggest that labour productivity rose at an average rate of2.51% per annum during the period 1975-95. The increase in the materials to labour ratio appears to be the most important determinant of labour productivity growth, followed by the decrease in the labour force, and general technological progress. The positive impact of the fall in labour force in Greek agriculture is more pronounced in the last decade. The relative importance of changes in the private capital to labour ratio appears to be small, especially in the period 1985-95. 收起