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Keywords

Technical Gap
Developing Countries
Advanced Countriese

Abstract

Technological  progress  is  one  of  the  main  and  important  factors  in accelerating the economic, social and cultural growth of different countries. It is the most common denominator of various economic development processes, foremost of which is agricultural development and increasing productivity then productivity in the agricultural sector. In terms of measuring the technological gap in developing and advanced countries in Iraq, Syria, Italy, and Japan, the results of   technology gap  analysis  indicated  an  average  of  49,  38,  29,  22%  (for  Iraq,  Syria,  Italy  and Japan) Mine.The study concluded with a number of conclusions, including the low competitiveness of most developing countries, low production and low quality due to the high costs resulting from the high prices of production inputs, as well as the apparent low rates of use of agricultural technology both for the use of tractors and machinery  or  the  use  of  chemical  fertilizers,  Irrigation  and  the  use  of  improved varieties in agriculture, Therefore, the study recommends that developing countries should  pay  attention  to  the  scientific  and  technological  aspects  that  support  the development  of  agricultural  production  and  intensify  the  effort  to  formulate economic development policies that are in line with their reality and their potential. 
https://doi.org/10.33899/magrj.2000.163281
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