Titlebook: Employment Policy in a Developing Country A Case-study of India Volume 2; Proceedings of a joi Austin Robinson,P. R. Brahmananda,L. K. Desh

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Employment and Unemployment in Tamil Naduve a larger population. Since independence in 1947 rapid economic development has taken place. Even bicycles were imported in 1947, but currently, Tamil Nadu is a major exporter of bicycles, Leyland buses, motor cars, railway coaches, heavy machinery, teleprinters, electronic goods, as well as of ag

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Employment and Unemployment in Keralae 1971 census was 549 per sq km while the average for India as a whole was 177. Similarly the state has a high dependency ratio. In 1971 the dependency ratio was 2.43 in Kerala and 2.04 in India as a whole. The above features have been acquired through years of disparate population growth rates. Whi

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Disease in Theory and Practice,rtunities for a richer and more varied life’. (Govt. of India, 1952, p. 7). Poverty and unemployment which were widespread and often extreme, were India’s chief problems. Indian plans were fully alive to the problem of unemployment and adopted various strategies for its solution. These strategies ar

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Philosophy, Literature, Politicsgets have been worked out largely on the basis of labour coefficients. The accuracy of the data on which they are based and the methodology adopted can be subjected to critical scrutiny, but it is difficult to produce more accurate up to date data, and in response to the debate that followed the pub

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I Will Die Before You Cut My Land,, an important consideration is the employment potential of a strategy. The choice of a strategy cannot, of course, be limited to a choice in terms of the employment potential alone. Questions relating to investment requirements of the strategies in question also need to be examined. To the extent t

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