2013ANU Press eBooksOpen access

China’s Agricultural Development

Zhou Li

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The effect of the 'resource shift' is defined as the efficiency gains resulting from moving resources (labour) from low (rural) to high (urban) productivity areas of the economy.

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The effect of the 'resource shift' is defined as the efficiency gains resulting from moving resources (labour) from low (rural) to high (urban) productivity areas of the economy.

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The effect of the 'resource shift' is defined as the efficiency gains resulting from moving resources (labour) from low (rural) to high (urban) productivity areas of the economy.

Key concepts: China, Agriculture, Agricultural development, Geography, Archaeology

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