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... industrial sector and the adop- tion of production techniques requiring a high ratio of capital to labour resulted in a very limited contribution of industrialization to the creation of new sources of em- ployment , especially in view ...
... industrial sector and the adop- tion of production techniques requiring a high ratio of capital to labour resulted in a very limited contribution of industrialization to the creation of new sources of em- ployment , especially in view ...
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some individual items . The country's industrial strength is also illustrated by its ranking as the second or third world producer of a wide range of important industrial products . Although Soviet industry can claim a number of spec ...
some individual items . The country's industrial strength is also illustrated by its ranking as the second or third world producer of a wide range of important industrial products . Although Soviet industry can claim a number of spec ...
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... industrial investment . Over the 1960s they saw a rapid growth in output , but , in common with most other capital goods industries , there was a marked slowdown in the period 1966–75 . The bulk of the country's industrial output comes ...
... industrial investment . Over the 1960s they saw a rapid growth in output , but , in common with most other capital goods industries , there was a marked slowdown in the period 1966–75 . The bulk of the country's industrial output comes ...
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