ABSTRACT
To assess and synthesize the implications of the findings of the analyses presented in previous chapters, we present here an overview of the key findings regarding the determination of varietal diversity and the impacts of diversity changes on wheat productivity. Key lessons from the comparison of wheat production systems in China and Australia are also drawn out. The progress made in advancing the conceptual framework for the economic analysis of diversity proposed in the initial chapters is then addressed. We conclude with a discussion of policy implications.
