Comparative study on time-utilization in household activities by employed and non-empolyed home makers in Ludhiana City

By:

KULDIP Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1982Edition: Home ManagementDescription: 79,6LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 640 K99C

Summary: A study on time-utilization in household activities by employed and non -employed homemakers was conducted on 150 homemakers using interview schedule. Study found that non-employed homemakers spent more time on various household and personal activities th

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A study on time-utilization in household activities by employed and non -employed homemakers was conducted on 150 homemakers using interview schedule. Study found that non-employed homemakers spent more time on various household and personal activities th

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