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 1 47 |   services; the modernization of agriculture; the easing of communications,
 2 48 |          lack of balance between agriculture on the one hand, and industry
 3 79 |         economy-that is, between agriculture, industry and services;
 4 84 |    average sized undertakings in agriculture, in the arts and crafts,
 5 122|           The Depressed State of Agriculture~
 6 123|       123. First, with regard to agriculture, it would not appear that
 7 124|      number of people engaged in agriculture decreases, while the percentage
 8 125|    productive efficiency between agriculture on the one hand, and industry
 9 128|          sectors of the economy. Agriculture, therefore, must be allowed
10 129|                129. In this way, agriculture will absorb a larger amount
11 130|     progressive modernization of agriculture. Facilities could then be
12 134|          in industry rather than agriculture. Farmers are unable to pay
13 135|                          135. In agriculture the existence of two forms
14 146|          to bear in mind that in agriculture, as in other sectors of
15 154|         use primitive methods of agriculture, with the result that, for
16 154|          using modern methods of agriculture, produce a surplus of food
17 156|     promote the modernization of agriculture especially in less developed
18 162|    overproduction, especially in agriculture, can cause economic harm


Pacem in terris
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19 101| resources and the instruments of agriculture available. It is imperative,