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Page 128
... production . On the one hand , it can reduce the proportion of land in production : emigrants may feel it is not worthwhile either for their own families or sharecroppers to work it . On the other hand , emigration can increase ...
... production . On the one hand , it can reduce the proportion of land in production : emigrants may feel it is not worthwhile either for their own families or sharecroppers to work it . On the other hand , emigration can increase ...
Page 156
... production to foreign countries , they would not feel such a strong need to work abroad . Trade could substitute for migration . Classical economic theory positing perfect markets and a free flow of the " factors of production " - goods ...
... production to foreign countries , they would not feel such a strong need to work abroad . Trade could substitute for migration . Classical economic theory positing perfect markets and a free flow of the " factors of production " - goods ...
Page 264
... production workers were on average 3.9 times as great as for production workers . The gap has narrowed since then : by 1989 the ratio had dropped to 2.6 . And the con- struction boom of the late 1980s , during which the number of new ...
... production workers were on average 3.9 times as great as for production workers . The gap has narrowed since then : by 1989 the ratio had dropped to 2.6 . And the con- struction boom of the late 1980s , during which the number of new ...
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