Abstract
There is a widely held opinion that the terms of trade between agriculture and manufacturing industry have been shifting historically to the advantage of manufacturing; and that this shift is what should be expected, both in the past and in the future. The alleged trend is used as an argument for industrialization in underdeveloped countries, or for balanced development, at the expense of agricultural development.
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