@article{Adeola:147566,
      recid = {147566},
      author = {Adeola, Olajide O. and Doppler, W.},
      title = {Family Income and Cash Flow of Rural Households in South  East Nigeria: A Comparative and Gender – Based Analysis},
      journal = {International Journal of Agricultural Management and  Development (IJAMAD)},
      address = {2011-12},
      number = {1047-2016-85428},
      pages = {11},
      year = {2011},
      abstract = {This study focused on the income generating capacity  of
farm family’s own resources and examined the  vulnerability
to financial risk among the remote and  peri-urban farming
systems of Imo state. Primary data was  collected using the
farming and rural systems approach to  randomly select and interview
120 households. Descriptive  statistics and Mann whitney
test were used in assessing  between group differences while regression
analysis was  used to test the determinants of family
income spread  within the households. The results showed that
the farming  systems differed significantly in terms of rewards  to
resource use and efficiency. It also showed that  remotely located
households were more likely to be  vulnerable to financial risks.
A comparison of Male and  Female Headed Households showed
that the households had  similar income generating potentials but
with the cash flow  analysis a safe conclusion may be reached
that Female  Headed Household were more financially unhealthy.},
      url = {http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/147566},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.147566},
}