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Page 121
... Labor is needed to build and maintain irrigation and terrace systems . Animals must be fed , watered , and cared for . With sufficient labor input and ap- propriate management , agricultural land can yield one or two crops annually for ...
... Labor is needed to build and maintain irrigation and terrace systems . Animals must be fed , watered , and cared for . With sufficient labor input and ap- propriate management , agricultural land can yield one or two crops annually for ...
Page 256
... labor have always responded to economic needs.24 Wartime shortages of men have promoted the idea that extradomestic labor is woman's patriotic duty . During World Wars I and II the notion that women were biologically unfit for hard ...
... labor have always responded to economic needs.24 Wartime shortages of men have promoted the idea that extradomestic labor is woman's patriotic duty . During World Wars I and II the notion that women were biologically unfit for hard ...
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... labor on the na- tional market . Cargo participation complete , off they go to work for a few years on a mestizo - owned lowland plantation at rock- bottom wages . In these ways the cargo sys- tem provides cheap labor for the national ...
... labor on the na- tional market . Cargo participation complete , off they go to work for a few years on a mestizo - owned lowland plantation at rock- bottom wages . In these ways the cargo sys- tem provides cheap labor for the national ...
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