rural economy

collocation in English

meanings of ruraland economy

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rural
adjective
uk /ˈrʊə.rəl/ us /ˈrʊr.əl/
in, of, or like ...
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economy
noun
uk /iˈkɒn.ə.mi/ us /iˈkɑː.nə.mi/
the system of trade and industry by which the wealth of a country is made ...
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Examples of rural economy

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In sum, in spite of scholarly disregard, public financing and monetary policies directly shaped the performance of the ruraleconomy.
As the ruraleconomy diversifies and becomes market integrated, weather risk will give way to the more easily manageable business cycle risk.
The sections on agriculture and the ruraleconomy are incomplete and misinformed.
This article will reassess the expansion of the ruraleconomy in the light of the impact of inflationary finances.
First, it will appraise the supposed growth of the ruraleconomy, pointing in particular at the availability of capital.
In a ruraleconomy the form of property most likely to be inherited is land.
The ruraleconomy largely depends on plantation crops such as banana, rubber, oil palm, sugar cane, and medicinal products.
We observe the same pattern of changes in the ruraleconomy.
However, it also states ' farming is only part of the ruraleconomy, but a healthy ruraleconomy needs a healthy farming industry'.
At any rate, rural decollectivization cannot be simplified as a wholesale liberalization of the ruraleconomy from politics and bureaucratic control.
Men were willing to go to great lengths and employed varied strategies to maintain women in the ruraleconomy.
Interestingly, in the ruraleconomy in the same period, the relative size of the wagerelated labor force increased noticeably, from 44.2 percent to 45.2 percent.
Alternative occupation and income is available in the established ruraleconomy, and in urban areas with a probability less than one.
The 1690s in particular is a decade in which we would assume difficulties in the ruraleconomy.
Scholars have traditionally considered the 1820s as a benchmark in the expansion of the rural economy without having satisfactory estimates for measuring subsequent economic growth.
The de-involution process can also be observed in the ruraleconomy.
This reduction was nearly equally distributed between the urban and ruraleconomy.
The priorities of an overwhelmingly ruraleconomy are evident in numerous unsolicited justifications for cutting timber.
It was consolidated because colonial administrators supported indigenous chiefs and men in general in their attempt to keep women in the ruraleconomy.
Incomes in the ruraleconomy are typically the sum of those obtained from private property resources and those received from common property resources.
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