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 1  I,1 |           owners, tenants and settlers farm the remaining land, which
 2  I,2 |          policies of taxing exports of farm produce, and policies supporting
 3  I,2 |      production.~The resulting fall in farm income has affected small
 4  I,3 |              landholdings, of creating farm units capable of autonomous
 5  I,4 |          growers producing traditional farm products.(9) Other policies
 6  I,12|             country;~c) the pegging of farm wages at low levels: this
 7  I,12|          supply and fall in demand for farm labour and of the absence
 8  I,14|              order to clear a space to farm.~
 9 II,6 |               too little or no land to farm.~In the social teaching
10 II,9 |           priori what the structure of farm life should be,"(40) it
11 II,9 |              be actively promoted.(41)~Farm units of the size intended
12 II,9 |               retain possession of the farm, to have access to the land
13 II,9 |              produced mean that such a farm can create new opportunities
14 III,4|              credit demands of the new farm units born of the reform.
15 III,5| infrastructures of direct interest for farm production, agrarian reform
16 III,6|           crucial position of women in farm production and the food
17 III,7|       launching and development of the farm units created by redistribution