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No senior authorship is assigned. The authors are grateful to USAID/Global Bureau, Office of Agriculture and Food Security via the Food Security II Cooperative Agreement at Michigan State University, and to the Government of Japan. We are also grateful to Peter Hazell, Michael Lipton, James Oehmke, Per Pinstrup-Andersen, Sara Scherr, Scott Swinton, Julie Witcover, Tim Frankenberger, and two anonymous reviewers for useful comments.