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... sector was one of the two major sources of economic growth for the economy as a whole . Since the sectors ' most ... sector grew primarily through capital accumulation ( investment in plant and equipment ) rather than by hiring ...
... sector was one of the two major sources of economic growth for the economy as a whole . Since the sectors ' most ... sector grew primarily through capital accumulation ( investment in plant and equipment ) rather than by hiring ...
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... sector is functionally inte- gral to the economic progressiveness of the modern urban sector . A large portion of Kenya's agricultural exports stem from the large - holder sector , which is organized in ways that have some strong ...
... sector is functionally inte- gral to the economic progressiveness of the modern urban sector . A large portion of Kenya's agricultural exports stem from the large - holder sector , which is organized in ways that have some strong ...
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sorbs workers unable to find employment in the modern urban or state sectors . Excess productive capacity and high wages in the modern urban sector coexist with poverty and underemployment in the competitive sector , generating wealth ...
sorbs workers unable to find employment in the modern urban or state sectors . Excess productive capacity and high wages in the modern urban sector coexist with poverty and underemployment in the competitive sector , generating wealth ...
Contents
VOLUME 36 NUMBER 1 APRIL 1993 | 1 |
Aoua Kéita and the Nascent Womens Movement in | 59 |
Development Communication and Popular Resistance | 91 |
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