Essays in Regional and World Planning |
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Regional Planning | 1 |
An InputOutput Technique for Education | 12 |
The Data Needed to Appraise Education and Other Social Objectives | 23 |
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activities agricultural already assume assumptions bauxite capacity capital capital intensive capital-output ratio cent choice Cobb-Douglas function commodities consider course demand developing countries discussed econometric economic policy economists elasticity of substitution example exports factor of production factors figures forecast going Government idea important increase India indicate industry number influence input-output inputs instance Institute instruments interest international sectors investment labour labour-intensive larger number Leontief Leontief Paradox less linear programming Lokanathan means national income national industries natural resources nomic number of equations number of students possible precisely production Prof projects question Regional Planning road second level secondary education shiftable simply social sort stock of manpower targets taxes textile things third level education Tinbergen tion trade transportation costs tried types of centres United Nations variables weaving unit welfare economics World Bank world level World Planning