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R. M. Sundrum

16 works

1957–2000 across 13 dated works

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A note on comparisons of occupational data in the 1921 and 1931 censuses1957
Population statistics of Burma1957
Census data on the labour force and the income distribution in Burma, 1953-541958
Manpower resources of Ceylon, 1956-19811959

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Income distribution in less developed countries1990
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Growth and income distribution in India: policy and performance since independence1987
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Development economics: a framework for analysis and policy1983
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Economic growth in theory and practice1990
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Economic development of Burma: a vision and a strategy2000
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The limits of economics for the study of development1977
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Manpower resources of Ceylon, 1956-19811959
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Long term projections for economic and social planning1965
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A note on comparisons of occupational data in the 1921 and 1931 censuses1957
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Census data on the labour force and the income distribution in Burma, 1953-541958
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Growth and development1981
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Economic Development of Burma: A Vision and a Strategy2000
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Population statistics of Burma1957
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