| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Widely regarded as the most comprehensive survey on farmer suicides (it relied on both primary and secondary data), the survey focussed largely on socio-economic variables such as family composition, education, history of agriculture, cropping pattern, landholding, input costs incurred, expected output, holding capacity, history of loans taken by the head of the household and causes for taking the
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