SAVINGS,INCOME AND INVESTMENT BEHAVIOUR OF SMALL SCALE FARMERS
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SAVINGS,INCOME AND INVESTMENT BEHAVIOUR OF SMALL SCALE FARMERS
Abstract
The study investigates the interrelationship between savings, income, and investment behaviour of small-scale farmers, with the aim of understanding the financial decision-making processes that influence their productivity and livelihood sustainability. Small-scale farmers constitute a significant proportion of the agricultural sector in many developing economies, yet they often face challenges related to low-income levels, limited savings capacity, and suboptimal investment patterns, which collectively hinder their economic growth. Using a descriptive survey design, primary data were collected from 200 randomly selected small-scale farmers through structured questionnaires. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and regression models to assess the influence of income on savings and investment behaviour. The findings revealed a positive and significant relationship between farmers’ income levels and their ability to save and invest in productive assets. However, factors such as access to credit, financial literacy, market volatility, and household expenditure significantly influenced the extent of their savings and investment decisions. The study concludes that enhancing small-scale farmers’ income through improved market access, financial education, and supportive credit facilities can positively affect their saving and investment behaviours, thereby contributing to agricultural development and rural poverty reduction. Based on these findings, it is recommended that policymakers and financial institutions develop tailored financial products and capacity-building programs that address the specific needs of small-scale farmers to strengthen their economic resilience and growth potential.
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