Pakistan Development Review, Volume 14Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1975 - Pakistan |
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Page 124
... reported ) yields an estimate of the total yarn production . As a comparison of column 2 and 3 of Table I indicates the difference between the reported estimates of yarn production and the indirect estimates is not substantial . The ...
... reported ) yields an estimate of the total yarn production . As a comparison of column 2 and 3 of Table I indicates the difference between the reported estimates of yarn production and the indirect estimates is not substantial . The ...
Page 189
... reported textiles and handicraft work as their occupations . Eleven percent of urban women reported professional occupations as opposed to only 1 % of the rural women . As mentioned earlier , it is evident that the structure and nature ...
... reported textiles and handicraft work as their occupations . Eleven percent of urban women reported professional occupations as opposed to only 1 % of the rural women . As mentioned earlier , it is evident that the structure and nature ...
Page 361
... reported ever - use of any method . Among urban women who said they had ever used any method , slightly more reported first use before the national pro- gramme of 1965 began than those who reported first use afterward . The reverse was ...
... reported ever - use of any method . Among urban women who said they had ever used any method , slightly more reported first use before the national pro- gramme of 1965 began than those who reported first use afterward . The reverse was ...
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