Revisión bibliográfica estructurada (SLR) de modelos logísticos  de difusión en la agricultura

Diffusion models can help in the decision-making process. In this review, a structured literature review (SLR) approach has been used. Our analysis was based on 945 studies. After an exhaustive review, 31 studies were re-reviewed. Diffusion is a dynamic and complex decision-making process that in the literature has been strictly linked to the expected utility theory. The logistic model is applicable to agribusiness, marketing, the telecommunications industry, electronics products, and agricultural crop diffusion. Diffusion processes have a link to population dynamics, introduced by Verhulst in the mid-19th century.

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