Dynamics of rural non-farm sector : a study of

By:

"Singh, Sukhpal"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Anand; Institute of Rural Management; 2001Description: 26pSubject(s):

Rural Industry

DDC classification:

338.4 SIN

Summary: Rural non farm sector has attracted the attention of rural development thinkers and policy makers after its phenomenal growth during the 1980s, still there are expectations that this sector can provide employment to a large number of rural people provided it is supported by policy. But the sector is very diverse and therefore not amenable to blanket policy treatment. This paper looks at one of its very important subsector namely timber-based (wood and wood products) industry in rural sector.

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Rural non farm sector has attracted the attention of rural development thinkers and policy makers after its phenomenal growth during the 1980s, still there are expectations that this sector can provide employment to a large number of rural people provided it is supported by policy. But the sector is very diverse and therefore not amenable to blanket policy treatment. This paper looks at one of its very important subsector namely timber-based (wood and wood products) industry in rural sector.

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