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Analyzing case studies from Japan, Taiwan and South Korea, this book highlights the common characteristics of agriculture's role in East Asian development, and the features particular to the political economy of agriculture in each country.
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One way of defining the difference between developed and developing countries is in terms of the extent to which the nation's resources have to be devoted to the production of food and the other basic necessities derived from the cultivation of the land. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
bureaucratic developmental state, agricultural adjustment problem, pluriactive farm household, rice price support, agricultural output growth, intersectoral resource flows, cultivation scale, japanese industrialisation, rice crisis, cultivating landlords, supporting farm incomes, agricultural savings, farm household income, miracle period, surplus transfer, labour transfer, farm households, industrialisation process, industrialisation drive, government rice, japanese agriculture, industrialisation strategy, rural industrialisation, rice market, agricultural protection Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
East Asian, Uruguay Round, World War, Food Control System, Food Agency, United States, Third World, Agriculture Ministry, Korea Statistical Yearbook, Hakusho Fuzoku, Yearbook of Agricultural Statistics, Council of Agriculture, Department of Agriculture, Pacific War, Food Control Law, World Bank, Fast Asia, Grain Management Law, Green Revolution, Korean War, Ministry of Economic Affairs, South Korea, Taiwan Food Statistics Book, Taiwan Sugar Corporation, Asia Pacific New!
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One way of defining the difference between developed and developing countries is in terms of the extent to which the nation's resources have to be devoted to the production of food and the other basic necessities derived from the cultivation of the land. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
bureaucratic developmental state, agricultural adjustment problem, pluriactive farm household, rice price support, agricultural output growth, intersectoral resource flows, cultivation scale, japanese industrialisation, rice crisis, cultivating landlords, supporting farm incomes, agricultural savings, farm household income, miracle period, surplus transfer, labour transfer, farm households, industrialisation process, industrialisation drive, government rice, japanese agriculture, industrialisation strategy, rural industrialisation, rice market, agricultural protection Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
East Asian, Uruguay Round, World War, Food Control System, Food Agency, United States, Third World, Agriculture Ministry, Korea Statistical Yearbook, Hakusho Fuzoku, Yearbook of Agricultural Statistics, Council of Agriculture, Department of Agriculture, Pacific War, Food Control Law, World Bank, Fast Asia, Grain Management Law, Green Revolution, Korean War, Ministry of Economic Affairs, South Korea, Taiwan Food Statistics Book, Taiwan Sugar Corporation, Asia Pacific New!
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- Agricultural Development by Professor Resources for the Future in Back Matter
- Handbook of Development Economics, Vol. 1 by Hollis Chenery in Back Matter
- Korea in the World Economy by Il Sakong in Back Matter
- Agriculture and Trade in the Pacific: Toward the 21st Century by William T. Coyle in Back Matter
- Rural Development (Harvard East Asian Monographs) by Sung Hwan Ban in Back Matter
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- Towards Recovery in Pacific Asia (Esrc Pacific Asia Programme (Series).) by David Goodman in Front Matter
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