Joint Co-Operative Studies on the Economics and Sociology of Rural Life

The major problems dealing with farm life involve both the social and the economic aspects. Studies in either field must be augmented by a consideration of the outstanding factors in the other field. This can be best achieved through joint research projects in which both interests are represented and which are conducted on a truly co-operative basis. While the various phases of such a co-operative study will each have its particular aspect, still these should be blended so as to correlate the two objectives in an attempt to make better family living the final objective of all effort in behalf of agriculture

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