Socio-economic framework for basic needs planning: Brazil case study

Hopkins, Michael,

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper adapting an input output analysis economic model to basic needs development planning factors in Brazil - describes different models, considers income distribution, nutrition, labour productivity, demographic aspects and economic implications, includes experimental scenarios in respect of government policies, (educational policy, fiscal policy), etc., and concludes that self reliance and basic needs satisfaction with slower economic growth would advantage the poverty stricken. References.

Keywords: input output analysis; economic model; basic needs; development planning; income distribution; nutrition; labour productivity; demographic aspect; economic implication; experiment; government policy; educational policy.; fiscal policy.; self reliance; economic growth; poverty; analyse entrée-sortie; modèle économique; besoins essentiels; planification du développement; análisis de insumo producto; modelo económico; necesidades esenciales; planificación del desarrollo; répartition du revenu; nutrition; productivité du travail; aspect démographique; conséquences économiques; politique gouvernementale; politique éducative; politique fiscale; autosuffisance; croissance économique; pauvreté; distribución del ingreso; nutrición; productividad del trabajo; aspecto demográfico; consecuencias económicas; política gubernamental; política educativa; política fiscal; autosuficiencia; crecimiento económico; pobreza (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 97 P. pages
Date: 1981
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Published in World Employment Programme research working papers. WEP 2-32, Economic and Social Policy Synthesis Programme

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