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modern sector (industry/manufacturing). Productivity in the traditional sector is low and additional labour adds very little or nothing to output. Therefore if people leave the 'land', output will not fall as there is an abundance of labour available. Productivity in the modern sector is growing and so is the demand for labour.
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