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Rural Economies

2006
The essay proposes a typology of rural economies for developed countries on the basis of the current literature reviewed. The purpose is to offer a knowledge background to implement economic policies in rural areas of industrialized countries. The main hypothesis states that an increasingly differentiated regionalization of rural space is taking place.
Matteo B. Marini, Patrick H. Mooney∗
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Economie Rurale

Économie rurale, 1990
The author traces back the development of agricultural economics in France through his own personal history, first as a young executive in a newly established research center, then, latter on, as a political advisor of the ministry of agriculture.
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Economie rurale et développement

Économie rurale, 1990
Depuis la décolonisation, les économistes ruraux ont joué un rôle significatif, même s'il n'a pas toujours été déterminant, dans les débats relatifs à la place de l'agriculture dans le développement économique. Plusieurs phases peuvent être identifiées dans l'évolution de ces débats : depuis la promotion du développement communautaire jusqu'à l'accent ...
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The rural economy

1992
Abstract In China, agriculture has always been regarded as an important part of the national economy. For the past 30 years agricultural policy has been drafted in accordance with the principle that ‘agriculture is the basis of the national economy and “grain” is the basis of that basis’.
Chen Dao, Xie Lifeng, Yao Chaohui
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Rural Economies

2013
Abstract The great majority of the population of medieval Europe lived and worked in the countryside. This article examines gender differences in access to land (the key resource), in patterns of work or "the gender division of labor," and in wage earning and wage payments.
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Chinese Rural Economy

Journal of Farm Economics, 1930
A total farm area of 21,000 acres was included in the survey, with a capital investment of $2,600,0002, and of 17,000 persons. To the vast expanse of China and to the vaster numbers of her population, these figures must of necessity seem small, but they have this value: the data were collected by persons who were trained and who were fitted by peculiar
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