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Role of appropriate technology in a redistributive development strategy

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Working paper on the role of choice of technology in development policy strategies for income redistribution and poverty alleviation - examines impact on labour force participation and wage structures of low income groups; discusses alternatives based on land reform, rapid industrialization, etc. Bibliography.

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  • James, J., 1983. "Role of appropriate technology in a redistributive development strategy," ILO Working Papers 992239733402676, International Labour Organization.
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