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იტალიის რესპუბლიკის აგრარული განვითარება

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1 იტალიის რესპუბლიკის აგრარული განვითარება

2 საფრანგეთი, შვეიცარია ავსტრია და სლოვენია
ზოგადი დამახასიათებელი ნიშნები მოწყობა ესაზღვრება დემოგრაფია უნიტარული სახელმწიფო საფრანგეთი, შვეიცარია ავსტრია და სლოვენია 60 მლ ; კვ2

3 ჩრდილოვანი ეკონომიკა 130 მლრ ბრუნვა
ეეპ 1.16 ტრ მრეწველობა 33% ჩრდილოვანი ეკონომიკა 130 მლრ ბრუნვა ჩრდილოვანი ეკონომიკა მშპ 6% ერთ სულზე 20 170$ მომსახურება 64% სოფლის მეურენობა3%

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5 აგროკულტურა მებაღეობა მევენახეობა ღვინო ზეთისხილი განვითარებულია

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7 II მსოფლიო ომის შემდგომ
ინდუსტრიული აგრარული მანქანათმშენებლობა მეღვინეობა

8 დადებითი უარყოფითი გამოცდილება /ტექნოლოგიები კლიმატი, გეოგრაფიული
მდგომარეობა მიმზიდველი კულტურა უარყოფითი ფარული ეკონომიკა (მაფია) რესურსების ნაკლებობა სახელმწიფოს ჩარევა

9 შეჯამება-დასკვნა between 2001 and 2012 GDP shrank, a worse performance than any other rich country. მთავრობის გავლენა მაფია და ა.შ.

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