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markets for agricultural produce and/or extension services can address inequality. Equality
can be promoted by removing entry barriers to activities with high labour demand and
regulations regarding working hours and minimal wage rate should be strictly enforced for
the welfare of those involved in wage labour. Educational programmes, access to credit and
provision of infrastructure can help.
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