Class Formation and the State in Zambia, 2 tomas

activity Administration African population agricultural American areas assistance associations average British capitalist colonial commerce companies Company Register concerned constituted continued copper Copperbelt costs Council demand direct dominant early economy emergent enterprise established European example existing exports fact farmers farms figures finance firms fish force foreign formation formed further given held important improved included income increased indicated individuals industry initial interests internal investment involved labor land least Legislative Luapula maize major manufacturing mines Native needs Northern Rhodesia occurred officials operated output owners pattern perhaps period petty Pim Report political position post-war period production profit proportion Province regards registered relations relatively remained Report represented reserves response sector settler capital share social Source South Africa Southern structure surplus Table tended territory trade urban wage whole workers