Labour force, employment, and unemployment in a backward economy A study of Kumaon region in U.P 1st edition
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Book Details
SKU ID: G11720
ISBN: Not Available
Published Year: 1988
Author: S. S. Khanka
Publisher: Himalaya Publishing House
Book Condition: Used Good
Condition Note: Book is in good condition.
Book Binding Type: Hard Back
Language: English
No. of Pages: 226
Dimensions: 22 × 14 cm
Availability: In Stock
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About the Book
Labour Force, Employment, and Unemployment in a Backward Economy by S. S. Khanka is a pioneering empirical study that examines labour market dynamics in the Kumaon region of Uttar Pradesh. Drawing on detailed research and statistical analysis, the book explores patterns of labour force participation, employment, unemployment, and underemployment within a developing regional economy. It investigates the socioeconomic factors influencing workforce participation, rural employment, migration, income distribution, and economic development, providing valuable insights into the challenges faced by backward regions. The author combines theoretical perspectives with field-based evidence to present a comprehensive understanding of labour economics and development issues. This work is an important resource for students, researchers, economists, policymakers, and professionals interested in labour studies, regional planning, economic development, and public policy in emerging economies.
