A comparative approach of the agricultural and industrial labour productivities in poverty alleviation
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In this article we explore the avenue to alleviate pervasive poverty in a small, underdeveloped, and labour abundant dualistic economy. We take the case ofNepal, analyze its income expenditure flows and compare its macroeconomic structure with post-war Korean economy. We conclude that in the given agrarian nature and land distribution pattern in Nepal, the existing flow mechanism can hardly work in favour of the poor. Consequently, raising the labour productivity is the effective strategy left to reduce poverty in Nepal. This effort is urgent as the existing trend of sectoral labour productivities in Nepal are discouraging, which is even far behind the post-war South Korean performance.
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