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Industry and Urban Employment, 1961-81-A Preliminary Exploration

Vol. 24, Issue No. 44-45, 04 Nov, 1989
Rakesh Mohan

A Preliminary Exploration Rakesh Mohan Despite the very significant changes which have taken place since independence in the structure of output from agriculture towards noh-agriculture, the structure of the workforce has been stow to respond to these other structural changes taking place in the economy. At the same time, it is well established now that the pace of urbanisation accelerated during the 1970s. Can the accelerated urbanisation during the 1970s be attributed to a quickening of industrialisation? This paper attempts to assemble the relevant data on changes in employment, urbanisation and manufacturing during the 1960s and 1970s.

Morphology of Urbanisation in India-Some Results from 1981 Census

Vol. 17, Issue No. 39, 25 Sep, 1982
Chandrashekhar Pant, Rakesh Mohan

The Provisional Population Totals of the 1981 Census reveal a marked acceleration in the pace of urbanisation in India during the decade 1971-81. This paper seeks to place this development in its proper perspective, both in relation to past trends in India as well as in relation to the urbanisation experience of other developing countries. Further understanding of the emerging pattern of urbanisation is sought by the disaggregation of trends upto the state and sub-regional level.

Morphology of Urbanisation in India-Some Results from 1981 Census

Vol. 17, Issue No. 38, 18 Sep, 1982
Chandrashekhar Pant, Rakesh Mohan

The Provisional Population Totals of the 1931 Census reveal a marked acceleration in the pace of urbanisation in India during the decade 197181. This paper seeks to place this development in its pro* per perspective, both in relation to past trends in India as well as in relation to the urbanisation experience of other developing countries. Further understanding of the emerging pattern of urbanisation is sought by the disaggregation of trends upto the state and sub-regional level.

Contribution of Research and Extension to Productivity Change in Indian Agriculture

Vol. 9, Issue No. 39, 28 Sep, 1974
Rakesh Mohan

Productivity Change in Indian Agriculture Rakesh Mohan An attempt is made here to estimate the contribution of expenditures on research and extension activities to changes in real productivity in Indian agriculture over the period 1932-33 to 1970-11. Particular attention is paid to the Intensive Agriculture Districts Programme as an example of the package approach to extension.

The Indian Agricultural Research System

Vol. 8, Issue No. 13, 31 Mar, 1973
D Jha, Rakesh Mohan, Robert Evenson

Rakesh Mohan D Jha Robert Evenson The economic performance of the agricultural sector in most countries has been largely determined by the organised research and extension activity in those countries. An increasing number of studies have established an association between productivity growth (as conventionally measured) and the level of such activities.1 The term 'non-conventional' factors has crept into the related literature to describe these activities.

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