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Answered by dhatrigupta121
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This data shows that however more than half of the workers are working in the agricultural sector, the sector is not contributing at the same rate to the economic growth of the country.

This may be due to the low domestic value of the products or the poor condition of farmers etc.

This may also be due to the fact that other productions sectors like secondary and tertiary may require less work force but their net income is high.

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Answered by jiwachhkumar
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this statement reveals that most of the people specially in rural areas engage in agricultural sector which is not relevant for country like India.

so we need to engage in secondary sector and tertiary sector.if this happens then automatically rate of GDP will increase.

hope it is helpful..........

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