Factors responsibie for child labour of rural families in work participation

By:

JAIN, Aruna

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1986Edition: Home ManagementDescription: 78, 6LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 331.31 J20F

Summary: Factors responsible for child labour of rural families in work participation on 120 families with 90 children who were engaged in various income earning activities. The data were collected through an interview schedule. Majority of male and female childre

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Factors responsible for child labour of rural families in work participation on 120 families with 90 children who were engaged in various income earning activities. The data were collected through an interview schedule. Majority of male and female childre

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