Which of the following does not significantly contribute to increasing agricultural labor productivity in less developed countries (LDCs)?

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Introduction of new biological, chemical, and mechanical production inputsAdvancements in technical skills and organizational methods through increased specializationGrowth of markets for agricultural productsExtensive government involvement

Explanation

Factors that typically boost agricultural labor productivity in LDCs include new biological, chemical, and mechanical inputs (A), improved technical and organizational knowledge from specialization (B), and larger markets for agricultural goods (C). However, widespread government intervention (D) does not play a major role in raising productivity.