Social and Economic Development in India

Pulses are staple protein-rich food for Indian vegetarians, and India is one of the largest producers in the world. The present investigation is an attempt to study the trend in the production of total pulses in India using the autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) method. For stochastic trend estimation, y…

• AYNUR YONAR
• HARUN YONAR

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• AYBEGÜM GÜNGÖRDÜ BELBAĞ

Increasing demands for water and quality concerns have highlighted the importance of accounting for household perceptions before local municipalities rehabilitate existing water infrastructures and bring them into compliance. We compared different willingness‐to‐pay (WTP) estimates using household surveys in the south…

• ABDULBAKİ BİLGİÇ

Abstract Kerala is regarded as one of the most decentralized states in India. Through a ‘big bang’ approach, Kerala implemented a significant fiscal decentralization program and then built the capacity of its local governments. We employ a diagnostic framework to analyze its local government discretion and accountabil…

• SERDAR YILMAZ

This paper argues that the divergent performance of the rural economies of China and India after 1950 was a product of the different capabilities of the Chinese and Indian governments to mobilize the labor force and financial resources of the rural population. By mobilizing unpaid labor and the financial resources of…

• BURAK GÜREL

Yoksulluk ve gelir dağılımındaki eşitsizlik ekonomik kalkınma ve refah artışı önündeki en önemli engellerden biridir. Bu araştırmada, kamudan nakdi yardım alanlar üzerinden; mutlak yoksulluk, göreli yoksulluk ve insani yoksulluk olmak üzere 3 alt boyuttan oluşan 33 maddelik yoksulluk algısı ölçeği geliştirilerek geçer…

• YUNUS BUDAK

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This article examines relative poverty in Turkey in terms of changes and varying dimensions. It is based on annual and monthly disposable income criteria during the period spanning 1994-2006. In the first part of this study, we discussed conceptualization, measurement and differing approaches to poverty. This examinat…

• FATMA KAHRAMAN GÜLOĞLU

This article examines relative poverty in Turkey in terms of changes and varying dimensions. It is based on annual and monthly disposable income criteria during the period spanning 1994-2006. In the first part of this study, we discussed conceptualization, measurement and differing approaches to poverty. This examinat…

• KEMAL AYDIN

Published by the Princeton University Press in 2014, this book ‘GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History’ written by Diane Coyle is a seminal work that helps understand how GDP has played a pivotal role throughout the last century in reorganizing the global economic and political relations. Cognizant of the multidimensio…

• İSA YILMAZ

We estimate both averting behavior and stated preferences about water quality improvements in the southeastern Anatolian region using reduced form equations. The model reveals that income, education, perception about water features, household living conditions, regional variables are only statistically significant in…

Education is a key indicator of development and a fundamental right for all individuals. The state plays a crucial role in providing basic and higher education to its citizens, regardless of gender, ethnicity, or financial status. Education serves as a social capital essential for individual and community development.…

• ASHIFA KARIVELIPARAMBIL MOHAMMED ASHRAF