Agrarianism, dualism and economic development

Abstract

5agrarian stagnation_."Doth gr_oup~ [the classicists and physiocrats] viewed pr~duction as the creation of a 'surplus' of tangible wealth ••• available for such 'unproductive' uses as the support of government and the cultural life.[And both] shared the popular belief that agriculture is the only activity which is really pr;ductive.nil In s}lar.pcontrast to this essentially a<>rarian view of both the physio-.c~ :.~~1 en~ the classicists, !':lodcrn ~.,riters, returnini; to a concern ~•ith ;:routh in the under~eveloped uorld after the Second r 1 orld "ar, have r.ade dualism the central focus -:if the~ r

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