Geography Dictionary:

balanced growth

A strategy of growth with an equal emphasis on agriculture and industry. Agricultural development provides the food required and releases labour from the land to engage in industry. Industrial wealth stimulates markets for agricultural growth—or such is the theory. Unbalanced growth denotes a strategy which focuses on agriculture or industry alone.

 
 
 

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