Agriculture and structural transformationOXFORD University Press, 1975 - 8 pagina's |
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Pagina 127
... strategy . But what do we mean by agricul- tural strategy - and an " efficient " one at that ? Webster defines strat ... unimodal strategy . " The second alternative , which results in a development pattern based on a dualistic size ...
... strategy . But what do we mean by agricul- tural strategy - and an " efficient " one at that ? Webster defines strat ... unimodal strategy . " The second alternative , which results in a development pattern based on a dualistic size ...
Pagina 140
... unimodal strategy , the need to generate addi- tional employment via a works program would be much less . More- over , the prospects for planning and financing rural public works projects that will have favorable effects on output are ...
... unimodal strategy , the need to generate addi- tional employment via a works program would be much less . More- over , the prospects for planning and financing rural public works projects that will have favorable effects on output are ...
Pagina 153
... strategies that promote rapid expansion by a large - scale , commercial subsector and programs aimed at progressive modernization of a small - farm sector . Although a unimodal strategy has important eco- nomic and social advantages ...
... strategies that promote rapid expansion by a large - scale , commercial subsector and programs aimed at progressive modernization of a small - farm sector . Although a unimodal strategy has important eco- nomic and social advantages ...
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Agriculture in a Traditional Economy | 3 |
Structural Transformation | 34 |
The Technology Backlog | 76 |
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