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 1 Pre     |         those with political and economic responsibilities, to undertake
 2 Intro   |       and intolerable social and economic inequalities, is a necessary
 3 Intro   |          agriculture and general economic development at heart, especially
 4  I,1    |        negative impact it has on economic growth and social development.(7)~
 5  I (6)  |          in this document, to an economic subject who operates on
 6  I,1    |    variations.~The approaches to economic development chosen by different
 7  I,1    |        seems to be the result of economic measures and structural
 8  I,1    |         overnight and which have economic, social and environmental
 9  I (7)  | Landlessness: A Growing Problem, Economic and Social Development Series,
10  I,2    |         A Critical Assessment of Economic Policy Choices~Industrialization
11  I,2    |        an improvement in general economic well-being, even if agriculture
12  I,3    |   effects of any reform on their economic activities.~
13  I,5    |        decades, various forms of economic activity based on the use
14  I,10   |          phenomena of particular economic and social importance:~–
15  I,12   |                  Consequences of Economic Policies Concerning Land
16  I,12   |  Policies Concerning Land Tenure~Economic Consequences~18. Imbalances
17  I,12   |          of serious obstacles to economic development.~Such imbalances
18  I,12   | imbalances and policies can have economic consequences which affect
19  I,13   |         have to look on as their economic, social, political and cultural
20  I,13   |        paradoxical situation.~As economic and social problems mount
21  I,13   |    obstacle for any programme of economic growth.~
22 II,3    |     directly onto the social and economic planes, and seeks to affirm
23 II,5    |          overridden by any other economic right,(19) but must be upheld
24 II,8    |     property;(37)~b) in terms of economic policies, in order to facilitate "
25 II,10   |         an important part in the economic, cultural and political
26 III     |       REFORM: AN INSTRUMENT ~FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT~
27 III,1   |          obstacle to a country's economic and social development.
28 III,1   |    sectors, and hence to overall economic growth.~Lastly, it should
29 III,1   |         distributive justice and economic growth, but is also an act
30 III,2   |          response to the serious economic and social problems of the
31 III,5   |   poverty and for containing the economic and social costs of urbanization.
32 III,5   |        available, acceptable and economic as possible.~This applies
33 III,6   |  marginalised by severe forms of economic and social injustice. Even
34 III (50)|      Overall Socio-Political and Economic Environment for Food Security,
35 III,8   |     participation in the social, economic and political life of the
36 III,8   |          a fresh orientation for economic and social factors that
37 III,9   |         of a nation's political, economic and social organization.
38 III,9   |     other countries. If farmers' economic rights are not respected,
39 III,10  |   positive effect on a country's economic growth, by expanding the