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Cobb-Douglas agricultural production functions - a sceptical no / Krishnaji, N. 1980  Book
Krishnaji, N. Book
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Publication Calcutta, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, 1980.
Description 24p26 cm
Series Occ. paper, 31
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Family size, levels of living and differential mortality in ru / Krishnaji, N. 1982  Book
Krishnaji, N. Book
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Publication Calcutta, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, 1982.
Description 38p; iii28.5 cm
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Gender differentials in adult mortality in india / Krishnaji, N.; James, K.S   Article
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Pauperising agriculture : Studies in agrarian change and demographic structure / Krishnaji, N. 1992  Book
Krishnaji, N. Book
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Publication Bombay, Oxford University Press for Sameeksha Trust, 1992.
Description 259p.22 cm.
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Population pressure 1891-1921: regional variations and consequences: Centre for Economic and Social Studies, Hyderabad. Working Paper No. 25, October 1994 / Krishnaji, N. 1994  Grey Literature
Krishnaji, N. Grey Literature
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Publication Hyderabad, Centre for Economic and Social Studies, 1994.
Description Paperback Volume
Series Centre for Economic and Social Studies, Hyderabad. Working Paper Series
Summary/Abstract India's population growth began to accelerate from the 1920s. Earlier decades were characterised by a regime of high mortality and high fertility under which the population of the country as a whole increased at a very low rate, and the populations of subregions tended to fluctuate, experiencing occasional shrinkages. The acceleration in population growth has led to a steady decline in the land-person ratio.
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