Seminar, Temas530-532R. Thapar, 2003 |
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... poor . More correctly , despite vociferous assertions , particularly by opposition par- ties and their ideologues , about how poverty and inequality show no signs of decline , labour , most of all organized labour , is seen as a major ...
... poor . More correctly , despite vociferous assertions , particularly by opposition par- ties and their ideologues , about how poverty and inequality show no signs of decline , labour , most of all organized labour , is seen as a major ...
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... poor by gen- der , location and activity status . Overall 31 % of the workers were poor . In general a larger proportion ( 35 % ) of the female workers were poor ( Table 1 ) . A larger proportion of the self- employed and casual workers ...
... poor by gen- der , location and activity status . Overall 31 % of the workers were poor . In general a larger proportion ( 35 % ) of the female workers were poor ( Table 1 ) . A larger proportion of the self- employed and casual workers ...
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... poor farmers , in parti- cular women , they implement this knowledge in their own fields , har- vest bigger yields , and reap higher incomes . who work and study in university ivory towers . The findings must be shared with those women ...
... poor farmers , in parti- cular women , they implement this knowledge in their own fields , har- vest bigger yields , and reap higher incomes . who work and study in university ivory towers . The findings must be shared with those women ...
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