Povert : scenario in indian subcontinent

By:

Bhanushali, S.G

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Book well; 2007Description: 374 pISBN:

9788189640330

Subject(s):

Poverty-india

DDC classification:

339.46 BHA

Summary: All countries of the world suffer from poverty; developed countries with lesser degree and less developed countries with greater incidence. Characetristic features, causes and profile of poverty appear to be almost the same in all countries and measures t About The Author: Boorn in 1933 S.G. Bhanushali earned his M.A. in Economics from Bombay University. Hehas completed P.G.D.M.F. (Faculty Development) from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad. He has Ph.D. in Industrial Economics. He was with Tata Institute of Socail Table of Contents Preface List of Tables, Charts and Diagrams Poverty Concepts Poverty Measurement Sri Lankas Fight Against Poverty Pakistans War Against Poverty Indias Crusade on Poverty Bangladesh: Poverty Alleviation for Complete Eradication The End of Poverty

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All countries of the world suffer from poverty; developed countries with lesser degree and less developed countries with greater incidence. Characetristic features, causes and profile of poverty appear to be almost the same in all countries and measures t About The Author: Boorn in 1933 S.G. Bhanushali earned his M.A. in Economics from Bombay University. Hehas completed P.G.D.M.F. (Faculty Development) from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad. He has Ph.D. in Industrial Economics. He was with Tata Institute of Socail Table of Contents Preface List of Tables, Charts and Diagrams Poverty Concepts Poverty Measurement Sri Lankas Fight Against Poverty Pakistans War Against Poverty Indias Crusade on Poverty Bangladesh: Poverty Alleviation for Complete Eradication The End of Poverty

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