Migration and Development in Pakistan. Some Selected Issues

Irfan Mohammad

The Pakistan Development Review, 1986, vol. 25, issue 4, 743-755

Abstract: EConomic progress entails various shifts in resource allocations. A progressive redeployment of factors of production from the primary-goods-producing sector to secondary and tertiary sectors is regarded as a vital concomitant of economic transformation. This inter-sectoral transfer of resources, both human and capital, very dften involves geographic transfer because of imbalances which manifest themselves

Date: 1986
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