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Andrzej Bargiela,Witold Pedryczively brief time interval of two or three decades when the economy and the society of which it is a part transform themselves in such ways that economic growth is, subsequently, more or less automatic. This decisive transformation is here called the take-off..

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Andrés Soto,José A. Olivas,Manuel E. Prietoces in the methods employed in the various regions, resulting from the various traditional systems of land tenure, the degree of co-operation of the people and from climatic and other conditions. This article sets out to describe the problem only as it affects the three Kikuyu districts in which there is a general similarity of procedure.

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Mitwa Joshi,Prashant Joshi,Julian A. SmithM. of the underdeveloped countries were until recently under the political domination of a metropolitan power; some are still. Almost all of the underdeveloped countries that were not colonies were, and many are still, economically dominated from abroad with effects in the economic field which are closely similar to those under colonialism.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-22978-8I. growth commences in order to supply a growing home demand and begins with simple processing of agricultural and mineral commodities formerly traded in their raw state. Such industries include milling, leather tanning, oilseed pressing, spinning and weaving, brewing and brick-making.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-22978-8T. Kampala factory of the East African Tobacco Company was built in 1937 and acquired by its present owners in 1948. It has in the past employed as many as 900 men. Since 1948, however, the number of employees has been gradually reduced to about 600 whilst at the same time output has increased.

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The Economic Impact of Colonialism,M. of the underdeveloped countries were until recently under the political domination of a metropolitan power; some are still. Almost all of the underdeveloped countries that were not colonies were, and many are still, economically dominated from abroad with effects in the economic field which are closely similar to those under colonialism.