Although before 1949 there was little industrial development in Henan, from 1950 industrialization was both rapid and extensive.
Since the village has been shielded from industrialization and relies heavily on agriculture, the local government decided to adopt a CSA program as way to raise economic productivity.
"Rapid industrialization, growing inequality and, in some countries, rising labor disputes have led governments to introduce minimum wages," Mr. Ritchotte wrote in an e-mail.
The real problem of population pressure will lag behind the actual population increase because of the lag in industrialization and consumption.
Does the Economist have such blind faith in industrialization and capital concentration that it cannot consider the possibility that preserving and improving peasant agricultural economies may be the right answer in some instances.Peter Werwath.
It requires an industrialization drive, accompanied by the steady accumulation of human capital and institutional capabilities to sustain services-driven growth once industrialization reaches its limits.
But the state of West Bengal is itself a testament to the dangers of, as your article puts it, "rampant economic optimism .As the state is headed towards rapid industrialization, rural Bengal – the real Bengal – appears to be suffering the brunt of it.
For years, China has promoted the auto business, viewing it as a critical driver of economic growth and industrialization, and all kinds of companies -- from motorcycle manufacturers to cellphone-battery makers -- have started assembling cars.
Without the industrialization drive, economic takeoff becomes quite difficult.
Urban growth in Sweden has followed industrialization.
The region's industrialization provoked social unrest.
