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Agricultural wages in Bangladesh: What the figures really show?

R.W. Palmer‐Jones School of Development Studies, University of East Anglia, Norwich
Pages 277-300 | Accepted 01 Jan 1992, Published online: 23 Nov 2007

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Fantu Bachewe & Derek Headey. (2017) Urban Wage Behaviour and Food Price Inflation in Ethiopia. The Journal of Development Studies 53:8, pages 1207-1222.
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Maren Duvendack & Richard Palmer-Jones. (2017) Micro-Finance, Women’s Empowerment and Fertility Decline in Bangladesh: How Important Was Women’s Agency?. The Journal of Development Studies 53:5, pages 664-683.
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Alastair Orr. (2012) Why were So Many Social Scientists Wrong about the Green Revolution? Learning from Bangladesh. The Journal of Development Studies 48:11, pages 1565-1586.
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Awudu Abdulai & ChristopherL. Delgado. (2000) An Empirical Investigation of Short- and Long-run Agricultural Wage Formation in Ghana. Oxford Development Studies 28:2, pages 169-185.
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Ben Rogaly. (1996) Agricultural growth and the structure of ‘casual’ labour‐hiring in rural West Bengal. The Journal of Peasant Studies 23:4, pages 141-165.
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T. Islam & M.A. Taslim. (1996) Demographic pressure, technological innovation and welfare: The case of the agriculture of Bangladesh. The Journal of Development Studies 32:5, pages 734-770.
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R.W. Palmer‐Jones. (1994) An error corrected? And what the figures really show. The Journal of Development Studies 31:2, pages 346-351.
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Martin Ravallion. (1994) Agricultural wages in Bangladesh: What do the figures really show?. The Journal of Development Studies 31:2, pages 334-345.
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Mustafa K. Mujeri, Monzur Hossain & Tahreen T. Chowdhury. 2020. Bangladesh's Macroeconomic Policy. Bangladesh's Macroeconomic Policy 51 87 .
Derek D. Headey. (2016) Food Prices and Poverty. The World Bank Economic Review, pages lhw064.
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Christine D. Lasco, Robert J. Myers & Richard H. Bernsten. (2008) Dynamics of rice prices and agricultural wages in the Philippines. Agricultural Economics 38:3, pages 339-348.
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Cecile Jackson. (2002) Disciplining Gender?. World Development 30:3, pages 497-509.
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Kōmichi FUJITA. (2007) CREDIT FLOWING FROM THE POOR TO THE RICH: THE FINANCIAL MARKET AND THE ROLE OF THE GRAMEEN BANK IN RURAL BANGLADESH. The Developing Economies 38:3, pages 343-373.
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Richard Palmer‐Jones & Ashok Parikh. (2008) The Determination of Agricultural Wage Rates in Bangladesh. Journal of Agricultural Economics 49:1, pages 111-133.
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Richard Palmer-Jones & Cecile Jackson. (1997) Work intensity, gender and sustainable development. Food Policy 22:1, pages 39-62.
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Tony Beck. (1995) The green revolution and poverty in India. Applied Geography 15:2, pages 161-181.
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Derek Headey. (2014) Food Prices and Poverty Reduction in the Long Run. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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