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This book seeks to test `distress diversification` against `growth linkages` to explain the propensity of rural people to be involved in rural non-farm employment as a primary income source. The data analysis supports the hypothesis that growth linkages are the main explanation for high shares in, and the growth of, `modern` RNFE, and distress diversifiucatin for `traditional` RNFE. It also demonstrates a strong significant association between traditional RNFE and low literacy and modern RNFE and high literacy.
About Author :
M Prasada Rao M.A, B.L, D.A.S is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics, Andhra University, Vishakhapatnam. He has completed his PhD under the supervision of outstanding scholars Professor MICHAEL Lipton, Dr Diana Hunt and Late Dr Pramit Chaudhari, University of Sussex as Commonwealth Academic Staff Scholar.He is a development economist with over two decades of experience in teachinf, research and academic administration.
Contents :
Preface
Acknowledgments
List Of Abbreviations
Glossary
Introdcution
Rural Non-Farm Employment in india
Determinants Variations In RNFE
The Determinants Of Rural Non-Fram Employment
Non-Farm Employment Case Studies For Two Villages
Summary And Some Cponclusion
Bibliography
Appendix ISBN - 8183870090 , 9788183870092
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Pages : 392
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