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Linkages and Imbalancesse of this chapter is to provide a measurement of these linkages. Both backward and forward output and employment linkages are estimated for China and India using input-output (I/O) tables (for China the latest table available is for 1981. and for India it is for 1984–5).. A comparison is also made

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Development Outcomes: Growthand imbalances examined in Chapter 4. The declared objectives of the strategies were both growth and equity. In this chapter, we examine whether rapid rates of growth were achieved in practice, and if so, whether they were due to the strategies that were adopted. To answer these questions, sectoral

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Development Outcomes: Inequalitiesers, 7, 8 and 9, we are interested in reviewing the outcomes of development policies in terms of inequalities of access to technology, health and education. This chapter discusses unequal outcomes with regard to such aspects as income, consumption and other inequalities. These are considered in the

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Access to Educationf different social and economic classes; or equal opportunity, after schooling, in terms of outcome or results, i.e. children from different social classes would acquire similar income, occupational status and political power.. In the real world, even if children start with equal educational opportu

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Strategies and Outcomes gaps between planning and expectations and reality. Development decisions are made on the basis of certain assumptions about the functioning of markets and institutions, the availability of resources and their utilisation which often turn out to be not valid in practice.

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Linkages and Imbalances India using input-output (I/O) tables (for China the latest table available is for 1981. and for India it is for 1984–5).. A comparison is also made with the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh and Turkey.