Article examines dualism's impact on industrialization and labor markets, highlighting structural tensions.
This article examines dualism as a concept in economic development. It analyzes the coexistence of traditional and modern sectors and the structural tensions that arise between them. The paper discusses how dualistic structures influence industrialization, labor markets, productivity, and the distribution of development gains. It also reflects on the usefulness and limits of dualism as an analytical framework for understanding development processes.
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