Titlebook: Economic Development in South Asia; E. A. G. Robinson,Michael Kidron Book 1970 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Patterns of Industrialisation in Pakistanof manufactures to the gross national product at 1959–60 factor cost rose from 5·8 per cent in 1949–50 to about 11·5 per cent in 1964–5. The ratio of the contributions of large- and small-scale manufacturing respectively to the gross national product changed from 1·4 : 4·4 in 1949–50 to 7·7 : 3·8 in 1964–5 (Table 9.1).

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Planning Investment in Education: Some Problems and StrategiesSome unresolved problems in planning for national development that continue to plague the newly emergent countries centre around the issue of investment in education. Crucial among these problems which rightly seem to agitate the mind of the planner are:

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,Messung von ohmschen Widerst?nden, of population growth, high density and high dependency. Countries in this area in general, in spite of their great endeavours for economic and social development on the one hand and efforts to slow their birth rates on the other, are faced with serious problems of illiteracy, unemployment, underemp

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f the Indian economy or either of its two parts, industry and agriculture, measuring growth in terms of the concept of total domestic product. The treatment is entirely statistical and that too involving only very elementary tools. We have deliberately abstained from taking up any properly economic

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y years. For purposes of economic analysis, this period of twenty years can be conveniently divided into two periods. The first began with independence and continued until the end of the 1950s. The second period started with the implementation of the Second Plan in 1960 and is likely to continue unt

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