whereas the contrasting argument calls for a squeeze on agriculture, transferring resources to other sectors.
29Further, a much more complex case arises, as Mellor (1973) pointed out, „when technological change
in agriculture sharply increases returns to investment in agriculture and consequently sharply reduces the capital-output ratios‟.30Whereas Mellor (1973) argued that the magnitude and direction of resource flows between agriculture and other sectors depend on the relationship between values in the two sectors for a complex of factors including the rates of return on capital, the capital-output ratios, the savings rates, and the demand for agricultural output, Harris (1977) and Hart (1994)