Titlebook: Economic Problems of Agriculture in Industrial Societies; Ugo Papi,Charles Nunn Book 1969 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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Tendencies Towards Concentration and Specialization in AgricultureWestern Europe and to the U.S.A. I shall not deal here with the socialist countries of Eastern Europe — partly because I have wished to limit the scope of my study, and partly because the course of concentration and specialization in those countries differs, both essentially and as to influences dec

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The Modern Family Farm and its Problems: With Particular Reference to the United States of America necessary requirements for modernization. So, too, would technological advance, especially the land and labour-saving varieties. Land-saving technology would be required to keep total agricultural production expanding to feed growing populations, while labour-saving technology would be required to

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Life and Income of Czechoslovak Co-Operativeslture, but has also led to the departure of people who would have been valuable and even necessary on the farms. In the period 1950–63, 850 thousand persons left Czechoslavak agriculture, . 40 per cent of the initial number, and the rate of loss shows a rising trend.

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Vertical Integration and Development of Farms: The Perfecting and Diffusion of Innovations in Integr, especially, the problem of the perfecting and diffusion of innovations in integrated systems. This is a field of research almost totally unexplored, however strange that may seem, and this paper contains many more working hypotheses or question marks than actual results.

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bifurcate

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