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Decline of Agriculture's Economic Dominance

The growth of capitalist firms, which harnessed the technological revolution to drive innovation and productivity, triggered a fundamental structural shift in the economy. This resulted in the decline of agriculture's dominance as the primary source of income and output. This process unfolded through two main channels: firstly, the output from manufacturing and services expanded at a far greater pace than agricultural production, diminishing agriculture's relative share of the total economy. Secondly, this shift was mirrored in the labor market, as the proportion of the workforce employed in agriculture decreased while employment in the industrial and service sectors grew.

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