Occupational Prestige and Labour Market Behaviour in Papua New Guinea

J. D. Conroy

The Economic Record, 1974, vol. 50, issue 3, 346-362

Abstract: ‘Underdevelopment economics is a vastly important subject, but it is not a formal or theoretical subject. It is a practical subject which must expect to call upon any branch of theory (including non‐economic, for instance, sociological, theory) which has any relevance to it’ [17].

Date: 1974
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