Titlebook: Employment Policy in a Developing Country A Case-study of India Volume 1; Proceedings of a joi Austin Robinson (Professor Emeritus),P. R. B

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Employment and Inter-generational Equitypose of this paper is to present a picture of inter-generational equity in such economic benefits as standard of living, capacity to increase it further, provision of full employment, lower disparities of consumption among wage-earners, drastic reduction of consumption, especially by the entrepreneu

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Employment Policy in a Developing Country A Case-study of India Volume 1Proceedings of a joi

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Austin Robinson (Professor Emeritus),P. R. Brahman

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230623774ered will be sufficient to provide for the worker fully for that period, with reasonable intensity of effort. In such countries the available labour is scarce in relation to the potential opportunities of employment. The system is geared to economise in the use of labour. Another characteristic is t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-08109-7g all markets, including that for labour. It could be easily shown that the incidence of most of them was much greater in the LDCs than in the DCs.. In addition, modern technology for LDCs was and still remains a Hobson’s choice, thrust on them by colonial powers earlier and continued currently in t

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Introductioncularly of the less developed countries of Asia. In many of them there is a large traditional sector that, with present birth and death rates, tends to grow or at best to decline very slowly. A considerable proportion of those in this traditional sector fall below the lowest conceivable poverty line