According to the Lewis model, how does economic growth begin in a developing country?

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When the average labor productivity in agriculture is negativeWhen the labor supply curve slopes downwardWhen the marginal productivity of labor in industry is zero or very lowWhen there exists a traditional agricultural sector alongside a capitalist industrial sectorWhen capital accumulation happens solely in the agricultural sector

Explanation

The Lewis model describes growth in a developing economy as starting with the coexistence of a traditional agricultural sector and a capitalist industrial sector, where surplus labor from agriculture shifts to industry, driving development.