1972
DOI: 10.1111/j.1744-7976.1972.tb00985.x
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Agriculture in Economic Development the Competitive Approach Versus Soviet Control

Abstract: In an economy of full employment, economic growth largely occurs as a result of a transfer of resources from the agricultural to the industrial sector. Two different and opposing means of obtaining this transfer have been developed: the Soviet model, in which resources are shifted by command; and the competitive model, in which resources are shifted through the price mechanism. This study presents the two models in precise form and attempts to determine which is the most efficient in terms of encouraging long‐… Show more

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“…Johnston and Mellor (1961) identified two important relationships that distinguish the agricultural sector in economic growth. Yorgason (1974) believes that in almost all countries, agriculture is actually an important sector. There is a temporal growth in the agricultural sector whenever we notice a process of growth or development.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Johnston and Mellor (1961) identified two important relationships that distinguish the agricultural sector in economic growth. Yorgason (1974) believes that in almost all countries, agriculture is actually an important sector. There is a temporal growth in the agricultural sector whenever we notice a process of growth or development.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%