FARMERS' MOTIVATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL BANK AND FARMS PRODUCE PRODUCTIVITY.

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CHAPTER ONE
 INTRODUCTION
 Theoretical Background of the Study
 These theories have been selected to back up the study.
 i.      Herzberg’s two-factor theory
 ii.     Vroom’s expectancy theory
 iii.    McClelland’s need Achievement theory

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