State markets and inequalities :
Shariff, Abusaleh (Ed.)
State markets and inequalities : human developmnet in rural India edited by Abusaleh Shariff. - New Delhi : Orient longman, 2007. - 784 p.
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Indexing human development in India: Indicators, scaling and composition
Chapter 3. Rural non-farm employment and poverty impact
Chapter 4. Dichotomy or continuum: An analysis of the impact of Urban Centres on their periphery
Chapter 5. Determinants of unemployment
Chapter 6. Determinants of household expenditure on education
Chapter 7. Private schooling in rural India
Chapter 8. Child schooling and child work
Chapter 9. Births, Infants, and children: an econometric portrait of women and children in India
Chapter 10. Returning a favour : reciprocity between female education and fertility in India
Chapter 11. Health status and curative care in rural India
Chapter 12. Choosing between private, public and no care
Chapter 13. Maternal morality in India: An update
Chapter 14. Maternal health care utilisation
Chapter 15. Health care expenditure
Chapter 16. Human development differentials among
Chapter 17. Earnings and education among social groups
Chapter 18. A case for empowerment of Muslims
Chapter 19. Differential returns to scheduled castes in UP
Index
9788125027775
Social Science.
361.954 / SHA/STA
State markets and inequalities : human developmnet in rural India edited by Abusaleh Shariff. - New Delhi : Orient longman, 2007. - 784 p.
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Indexing human development in India: Indicators, scaling and composition
Chapter 3. Rural non-farm employment and poverty impact
Chapter 4. Dichotomy or continuum: An analysis of the impact of Urban Centres on their periphery
Chapter 5. Determinants of unemployment
Chapter 6. Determinants of household expenditure on education
Chapter 7. Private schooling in rural India
Chapter 8. Child schooling and child work
Chapter 9. Births, Infants, and children: an econometric portrait of women and children in India
Chapter 10. Returning a favour : reciprocity between female education and fertility in India
Chapter 11. Health status and curative care in rural India
Chapter 12. Choosing between private, public and no care
Chapter 13. Maternal morality in India: An update
Chapter 14. Maternal health care utilisation
Chapter 15. Health care expenditure
Chapter 16. Human development differentials among
Chapter 17. Earnings and education among social groups
Chapter 18. A case for empowerment of Muslims
Chapter 19. Differential returns to scheduled castes in UP
Index
9788125027775
Social Science.
361.954 / SHA/STA