Titlebook: Revolution and Economic Development in Cuba; Arthur MacEwan Book 1981 Arthur MacEwan 1981 development.economic development.revolution

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The Formation of an Agriculture-Based Development StrategyIn the period immediately following the triumph of the revolution, the Cuban government did not have a development strategy. The govern?ment had a set of goals regarding social reform, and it put into effect a number of programmes to implement those reforms.

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The Agricultural Setting of the Cuban Revolutionn economy was dominated by rural, agricultural activity. Agriculture, particularly sugar, determined the ups and downs of the nation’s business, and the problems and conflicts of the rural areas were at the centre of Cuba’s economic life.

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Imperialism, Class Power and Cuban Underdevelopment underdevelopment. Most nations outside Europe and North America have had the course of their development shaped by imperialist domination. But few have experienced the degree of subjugation suffered by Cuba during its 400 years under formal Spanish control as a colony and its 60 years under the . c

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Concentrated Land Holdings and Agricultural Stagnationoperators—peasant owners, sharecroppers, tenants and squatters—shared the remainder of the agricultural territory (see Table 6.1 for a detailed quantitative description of the distribution of land holdings prior to the revolutic.n). The most important agricultural acti-vities, sugar and cattle, were

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Prelude to Socialist Development: Successes and Setbackspriorities. In particular, transforming the economic and social structure of rural Cuba was seen as an essential step in overcoming the stagnation of rural production. Also, rural transformation was seen as a basic factor in solving the country’s unemployment problem, in developing income equality,

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The Distribution of Income in Cubanitude, it was also extremely rapid, coming in most part as a consequence of the reforms implemented by the revolutionary govern-ment during its first years in power. Consequently the redistribution of income became a central factor influencing the course of the economy and the formulation of econom