Pakistan Development Review, Volume 14Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1975 - Pakistan |
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Page 144
... labour and all other factors of production ) , requires clear demonstration of the hypothesis that the observed increase in labour productivity has been primarily caused by capital labour substitution which , in turn , reflects ...
... labour and all other factors of production ) , requires clear demonstration of the hypothesis that the observed increase in labour productivity has been primarily caused by capital labour substitution which , in turn , reflects ...
Page 187
... labour force status , although a slightly greater proportion of employed women was in favour of smaller families . and family limitation than of non - working women . They concluded that the reason for the lack of relationship was that ...
... labour force status , although a slightly greater proportion of employed women was in favour of smaller families . and family limitation than of non - working women . They concluded that the reason for the lack of relationship was that ...
Page 491
... Labour Review . Vol . 97 , No. 4. April 1968 . D.M. Farooq and Masihur Rehman Khan . " The Labour Force of Pakistan : A Note on the 1961 Census . Pakistan Development Review . Vol . VI , No. 4. Winter 1966 . Bhatti , A.D. and Iqbal Alam ...
... Labour Review . Vol . 97 , No. 4. April 1968 . D.M. Farooq and Masihur Rehman Khan . " The Labour Force of Pakistan : A Note on the 1961 Census . Pakistan Development Review . Vol . VI , No. 4. Winter 1966 . Bhatti , A.D. and Iqbal Alam ...
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