Two development ideologies in India, Sarvodaya and Socialist, are compared. The major objective of each was to remove poverty and unemployment through socioeconomic development in an environment of freedom and democracy. However, there were major differences between their development strategies and implicit technology policies. For the Sarvodaya approach, the immediate problem was poverty, which had to be approached directly through the provision...
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1979/01/31
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Document de travail (série numérotée)
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SDF55
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2020/05/22
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Disclosed
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Development problem, strategy and technology choice : Sarvodaya and socialist approaches in India
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Internal rate of return