Agriculture and structural transformationOXFORD University Press, 1975 - 8 pagina's |
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Pagina 89
... capital goods industry in equipment that is available to investors . Moreover , as one moves forward in time , the available production processes become progres- sively more capital - intensive . This situation is depicted in panel ( B ) ...
... capital goods industry in equipment that is available to investors . Moreover , as one moves forward in time , the available production processes become progres- sively more capital - intensive . This situation is depicted in panel ( B ) ...
Pagina 216
... capital - intensive enterprises . It has been argued that in spite of the abundance of cheap labor , the industrial sector was forced to adopt relatively capital - intensive techniques because of rigidities in the technical coefficients ...
... capital - intensive enterprises . It has been argued that in spite of the abundance of cheap labor , the industrial sector was forced to adopt relatively capital - intensive techniques because of rigidities in the technical coefficients ...
Pagina 300
... capital per worker ( K / L ) for cultivated acreage per worker : Y / L = K / L • Y / K . This says that output per ... intensive processes are more demanding in terms of equipment complexity , the degree of processing of intermediate inputs , ...
... capital per worker ( K / L ) for cultivated acreage per worker : Y / L = K / L • Y / K . This says that output per ... intensive processes are more demanding in terms of equipment complexity , the degree of processing of intermediate inputs , ...
Inhoudsopgave
Agriculture in a Traditional Economy | 3 |
Structural Transformation | 34 |
The Technology Backlog | 76 |
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