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Rural Economic Conditions of Coimbatore District
Madras Agricultural Journal, 1954The term 'holding' mérely indicates ownership of agricultural land by any person. In general the greater the number of holdings, the greater is the agricultural backwardness in the sector of agriculture. We are unable to call the holdings in our country as so many farms as is the case in Western countries, because they do not constitute independent ...
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District digest: Economic trends across the region [PDF]
, 2010 "Change in the Fifth district: what can the 2010 census tell us?"
Andrew Bauer, Sonya Ravindranath Waddell
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Tenth District economic developments [PDF]
, 1996 The Tenth District economy posted a healthy gain in 1995, although growth slowed from the vigorous tempo of the year before. The district slowed sharply in the spring, but activity rebounded somewhat later in the year, in a pattern similar to that in the national economy. The district's main economic engines in 1994--construction, manufacturing, trade,
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Tenth District economic developments [PDF]
, 1997 The Tenth District economy grew at a moderate pace during 1996. The district economy expanded vigorously in early 1996 but slowed as the year progressed. Tight labor markets in many parts of the region appeared to limit job growth, particularly in the large trade and services sectors.
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Tenth District economic developments [PDF]
, 1998 The Tenth District economy posted lower employment growth in 1997, marking the first time since 1988 that the district underperformed the nation. District agriculture posted solid gains in 1997, with big harvests and major improvements in the cattle industry. Overall, labor markets remained tight in most of the district, most likely limiting job growth
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Taiwan’s Industrial Districts and Economic Development
2020This chapter considers the development of four important Taiwanese industrial clusters: bicycles, machine tools, integrated circuits (ICs), and information and communication technologies (ICT) hardware. Three of these clusters grew out of the networked production of Taiwan’s rural industrialization process.
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Economic recovery and the Fourth District [PDF]
, 1983 An examination of the nature of economic recovery, with an analysis of the performance of past employment expansions in the Fourth Federal Reserve District, and discussion of the outlook for autos, steel, and capital goods.
Robert H. Schnorbus, Sandra Pianalto
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Economic Profile of Buxar District
Abstract;Bihar is a landlocked state located on the eastern part of India midway between West Bengal in the east and Uttar Pradesh in the west. The state is bounded by Nepal in the north and Jharkhand in the South. The state is linked with ancient culture of the country.openaire +1 more source
Regional/District economic developments: District economic overview (and) state economic conditions [PDF]
, 2005 Robert L. Lacy, Andrea Holmes
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