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Распространение капитализма: 1848 – наши дни [litres]
- Автор: Коллектив авторов
- Серия: Кембриджская история капитализма #2
- Год: 2021
- Язык: русский
- Год: ИЭП им.Гайдара
- ISBN: 978-5-93255-607-8
- Переводчик: Алексей Гусев
- Жанр: Зарубежная образовательная литература
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3. В сельское хозяйство государство вмешивалось гораздо активней, чем в промышленность, и у этого были свои положительные стороны (сельскому хозяйству поддержка в сфере НИОКР была нужна больше, чем промышленности) и свои отрицательные стороны. Большую часть XX века торговля зерном, фруктами и так далее усиленно регулировалась, и сельское хозяйство до сих пор противостоит глобализации.
Если совсем коротко: сельское хозяйство всегда было и остается особым случаем.
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