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Hornbeck, R. 2012, "Nature versus Nurture: The Environment's Persistent Influence through the Modernization of American Agriculture", The American economic review, vol. 102, no. 3, pp. 245-249.

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Development of technology

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1.As agri-environmental values change over time and economies, the most distinctive parts will be maintained and developed

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Investment in the development and application of new technology made the agricultural economy grow from 1945 to 2002

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Background

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The development of the United States’ Great Plains offers historical perspective on this fundamental relationship between technology economic and the environment.

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However, the application of new technology has not greatly changed the environmental impact on the development of agricultural economy

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In the second half of the 20th century, the development of American agricultural economy depended on the environment

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2.Technological development has a neutral impact on the environment, but for the bad environment, greater economic cost is needed to improve the environment

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Through the monitoring of 20 farmland land, it is found that the economic value of land is closely related to environmental advantages and disadvantages

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3.The development of agricultural economy in the American plain is closely related to the environment

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Experts in various fields have proposed the development of technologies to rid the agricultural economy of environmental influences