Critical evaluation of government policies and programmes of rural industrialisation with special reference to the punjab region in northern India

Gupta Db.

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Abstract: Working paper comprising an evaluation of government policies and development projects for rural area industrialization, esp. In the Punjab Region, Northern India - after discussing regional level industrial structure and employment opportunities, makes a cost benefit analysis focusing on prices, discount rates, wage rates of unskilled workers, subsidies, raw materials, equipment, economic indicators, etc. Statistical tables.

Keywords: government policy; development project.; rural area; industrialization; regional level; industrial structure; employment opportunity; cost benefit analysis; price; discount.; wage rate; unskilled workers.; subsidy; raw material; equipment; economic indicator.; statistical table; politique gouvernementale; projet de développement; zone rurale; industrialisation; política gubernamental; proyecto de desarrollo; zona rural; industrialización; niveau régional; structure industrielle; possibilités d'emploi; analyse cou ̂ts-avantages; prix; escompte; taux des salaires; travailleur non qualifié; subvention; matières premières; équipement; indicateur économique; tableau statistique; nivel regional; estructura industrial; oportunidades de empleo; análisis de costos y beneficios; precio; descuento; tasa de salario; trabajador no calificado; subvención; materias primas; equipo; indicador económico; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 47 P. pages
Date: 1982
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Published in World Employment Programme Research working paper. WEP 2-37, Rural Industrialisation and Employment Project

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