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 1 Intro   |         alarming proportions in developing economies.~This can be seen
 2 Intro   |        nature of the economy of developing countries, constitutes the
 3  I,1    |       The agrarian structure of developing countries is often characterized
 4  I,1    | development chosen by different developing countries in past decades
 5  I,2    |  Expense of Agriculture~6. Many developing countries have sought to
 6  I,3    |        been implemented in many developing countries in recent decades,
 7  I,4    | Agricultural Exports~9. In many developing countries, the ways in which
 8  I,7    |       Problems to Be Solved~13. Developing countries can effectively
 9  I,10   |         best advantage.~In many developing countries, there is very
10  I (12) |     agricultural sector in many developing countries. See, for example:
11  I,11   |       not receive the tools for developing their personal potential
12 III,1   |        of development policy.~A developing agriculture raises farmers'
13 III,1   |     strengthening the family by developing its members' capacities
14 III,2   |      the agricultural sector in developing countries. The programme
15 III,3   |        success of any reform.~A developing agriculture brings about
16 III,6   |       and the food economies of developing countries.~While there are
17 III (50)|      agricultural production in developing countries, see: FAO, Overall
18 III,10  |       58. As an instrument of a developing agriculture, agrarian reform
19 III,10  |     agriculture — does not lead developing countries to pursue policies