Population and Agricultural Development Models: The Promise of the Third Generation (Report)
Pakistan Development Review 1980, Summer, 19, 2
-
- $5.99
-
- $5.99
Publisher Description
The first- and second-generation economic-demographic models concentrated on the consequences of population growth. These were judged negative in the former, or possibly having some positive Kuznetsian effects in the latter. The proposed third-generation model examines conjointly both consequences and determinants of population growth, and analyzes them at the level of the agricultural household. In such a model the effects of population growth on agricultural development cannot be determined a priori but become the subject of empirical investigation. **********
Human Capital and Economic Growth
2019
Unified Growth Theory
2011
Population and Development
2013
Landholding, Rural Fertility and Internal Migration in Developing Countries: Econometric Evidence from Cross-National Data (Report)
1985
Endogenising Demographic Variables in Demo-Economic Models: The Bachue Experience (Report)
1980
Socioeconomic Stratification
2012
Restoration of Soil Health for Achieving Sustainable Growth in Agriculture (Sustainable AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT)
1998
Privatisation of Electric Power Sector in Pakistan: Some Important Issues (Report)
1999
Fertiliser, Plant Nutrient Management, And Self-Reliance in Agriculture (Self-Reliance IN Agriculture) (Report)
1998
Ngos, Micro-Finance and Poverty Alleviation: Experience of the Rural Poor in Pakistan (Aga Khan Rural Support Programme) (Report)
2000
Poor Women's Participation in Credit-Based Self-Employment: The Impact on Their Empowerment, Fertility, Contraceptive Use, And Fertility Desire in Rural Bangladesh (Report)
1995
Foreign Direct Investment, Exports, And Domestic Output in Pakistan (Foreign CAPTAL INFLOW, SAVINGS, AND Investment) (Report)
2003