Agriculture and structural transformationOXFORD University Press, 1975 - 8 pagina's |
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Pagina 78
... population growth was low , in the neighborhood of 0.2 to 0.4 per cent per annum . Population growth was low because both birth and death rates were high . With the onset of the industrial revolu- tion death rates fell slowly as incomes ...
... population growth was low , in the neighborhood of 0.2 to 0.4 per cent per annum . Population growth was low because both birth and death rates were high . With the onset of the industrial revolu- tion death rates fell slowly as incomes ...
Pagina 83
... population growth , ranging from 2 to 3.5 per cent , are perhaps the single greatest handicap that latecomers face in their efforts to achieve economic modernization . The problems of expanding food supplies , educational facilities ...
... population growth , ranging from 2 to 3.5 per cent , are perhaps the single greatest handicap that latecomers face in their efforts to achieve economic modernization . The problems of expanding food supplies , educational facilities ...
Pagina 290
... population . The 164 families in one village have access to 29.5 hectares , equivalent to an incredible density of 2350 persons per square kilometer.94 The average holding for families with land was less than one - quarter of a hectare ...
... population . The 164 families in one village have access to 29.5 hectares , equivalent to an incredible density of 2350 persons per square kilometer.94 The average holding for families with land was less than one - quarter of a hectare ...
Inhoudsopgave
Agriculture in a Traditional Economy | 3 |
Structural Transformation | 34 |
The Technology Backlog | 76 |
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