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الصفحة 624
Shifting the theoretical frame in this fashion means that other countries with substantial subsistence sectors — even today a few African and Asian countries with substantial rural subsistence sectors come quickly to mind — refocuses ...
Shifting the theoretical frame in this fashion means that other countries with substantial subsistence sectors — even today a few African and Asian countries with substantial rural subsistence sectors come quickly to mind — refocuses ...
الصفحة 641
This means that a subsistence mode of production dependent on the availability of farmland must be forced into dependence on the market place . There are two ways this happens : natural population increase , leading to the abandonment ...
This means that a subsistence mode of production dependent on the availability of farmland must be forced into dependence on the market place . There are two ways this happens : natural population increase , leading to the abandonment ...
الصفحة 642
In subsistence economies development is a risky recurrent process , not evolutionary . It is not cyclical , either : the ethics and morals necessary to subsistence production are inherently replaced by those of a market economy ...
In subsistence economies development is a risky recurrent process , not evolutionary . It is not cyclical , either : the ethics and morals necessary to subsistence production are inherently replaced by those of a market economy ...
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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