Titlebook: Human Resources, Employment and Development; Samir Amin (Director) Book 1984 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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The Urban Informal Sector: A Search for the Processes and Appropriate Strategies’ and the ‘rural subsistence economy’. The economy-wide ‘two-sector’ classifications have given place to finer subdivisions, especially in the urban context, since conventional wisdom seemed to be increasingly incapable of explaining certain intraurban economic processes.

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The Structural Defects of Periphery Economiesof false appearance and the conscious or unconscious representation of vested economic or political interests have produced far more mystifying concepts, misleading ideas and sophisticated doctrines in these than in any other fields of economics.

Flounder

Managing the Transition to Egalitarian Developmentocacy of a strategy of meeting the basic needs of the poor by the year 2000, for example, implies a major redistribution of assets and income. Yet relatively little has been written about the problems that are likely to be encountered during the transition from an, inegalitarian to an egalitarian growth strategy.

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Dispersion of Industrial Activities into Rural Areas and Employmentand income of the growing but relatively small proportion of population employed in industry tend to rise considerably faster than productivity and income of the majority of population employed in the traditional sector. This is a rather general characteristic of the development in a dual, labour-surplus economy.

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Basic Needs and Employment-oriented Strategies Reconsideredcombination of these mystifications or perversions takes the upper hand and those who originally launched the concept look at this grown-up child in utter amazement and more often than not hardly recognise the characteristics and traits of the early child.

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Income Distribution and Labour Utilisation Under Different Agrarian Systemssion, ‘institutional arrangements’ or ‘a(chǎn)grarian systems’ are defined narrowly to refer to patterns of ownership of means of production, primarily land, and of organisation of agricultural production. Before proceeding further, it is important at the outset to make explicit the scope and limitations of this paper.

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Employment and Development: the Mexican Caseerodox economic framework, and includes an analysis of power structures. The empirical evidence presented refers to Mexico. The paper consists of five sections. The first makes a critical revision of the various currents of economic thought with respect to their views on employment. We then proceed

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