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 1  I,4  |         their power to purchase the inputs required by new techniques.
 2  I,9  |             ownership of production inputs, particularly land, and
 3  I,11 | transportation increase the cost of inputs, thus reducing any incentive
 4 II,9  |          through appropriate use of inputs.~The efficiency of its management
 5 II,12 |    capacities of the land and other inputs, and the various possible
 6 III,2 |           ensure access both to the inputs and infrastructures that
 7 III,4 |     possibility of obtaining modern inputs at reasonable prices.~The
 8 III,4 |            savings to purchase such inputs, and therefore have to resort
 9 III,4 |         services, joint purchase of inputs and joint marketing of produce.~
10 III,7 |             hard to obtain the main inputs needed, because there is
11 III,7 |     concentration of the demand for inputs and the supply of produce
12 III,8 |       unsuited to the use of modern inputs and technological innovation —
13 III,10|             access to the necessary inputs to grow export crops, so