Impact of distribution of surplus land under ceiling laws on output and employment in the Punjab

By:

ONKARJEET Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1986Edition: COBHDescription: 75, 4LSubject(s):

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T 338.109.545 O48I

Summary: This study was conducted in Gurdaspur district of Punjab Land distributed to rural down trodden people was by and large poor in productivity and fertiiity Poor quality of land coupled with marginal size of holdings aggravated the problems of these new all

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This study was conducted in Gurdaspur district of Punjab Land distributed to rural down trodden people was by and large poor in productivity and fertiiity Poor quality of land coupled with marginal size of holdings aggravated the problems of these new all

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