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Collapse Mechanism of Gypsified Sandy Soil the intensification of farming. As in East Asia, as we will see in Chapter 9, where rice culture tends to be more labour-intensive, in most cases the intensification of farming helps the increase in labour productivity if looked at from a long-term historical perspective. Therefore, we must not mix up the two different matters.

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