"Agararian structure, technological change and poverty"

By:

"Bhanwar, Singh"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Agricole Publishing Academy; 1985Description: 259 pISBN:

8185005443

Subject(s):

Agriculture innovations

DDC classification:

338.16 BHA

Summary: This book deals with the impact of agricultural modernisation on overty. Unlike the available studies on rural poverty in India which provide evidence at the national or state level, ours is a study of rural poverty at the micro level, and the estimates of poverty are based on actual caloric intakes from a dietary survey of households rather than the grouped data on consumption expenditure.

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This book deals with the impact of agricultural modernisation on overty. Unlike the available studies on rural poverty in India which provide evidence at the national or state level, ours is a study of rural poverty at the micro level, and the estimates of poverty are based on actual caloric intakes from a dietary survey of households rather than the grouped data on consumption expenditure.

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