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The rural non-agricultural economy in transition countries: Findings from Armenia

Dirk Bezemer, Junior Davis

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There is evidence that economic diversity in the countryside has the potential to foster local economic growth and alleviate the rural-urban income gap and rural poverty. The situation in Armenia is discussed based on findings from a survey conducted in June 2001.

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There is evidence that economic diversity in the countryside has the potential to foster local economic growth and alleviate the rural-urban income gap and rural poverty. The situation in Armenia is discussed based on findings from a survey conducted in June 2001.

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There is evidence that economic diversity in the countryside has the potential to foster local economic growth and alleviate the rural-urban income gap and rural poverty. The situation in Armenia is discussed based on findings from a survey conducted in June 2001.

Key concepts: Poverty, Rural area, Agriculture, Economic growth, Development economics, Rural economics, Rural economy, Rural settlement

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