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Conversations between economists and anthropologists: methodological issues in measuring economic change in rural India

Contributor(s): Bardhan, Pranab.

Publisher: Delhi Oxford University Press 1989Description: viii, 288p.Subject(s): Rural development - Sociological aspects - India | India - Economic policy | Economists - India | Social scientists - India | India - Rural conditions | Anthropologists - IndiaDDC classification: 307.14120954 CON;

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