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2 marksEconomics of Growth and Development › Theories of development › Dual-economy models, surplus labour and migrationHardabout 1 min

UGC-NET 2023 Question 69: Theories of development

Match List-I with

List II

(A) Demographic Transition

(B) Stages of growth

(C) Rural-urban migration decision

(D) Female labour force participation rate.

List II

(I) Dualism

(II) Take-off

(III) Replacement Rate

(IV) Backward bending labour supply curve.

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This question is on Dual-economy models, surplus labour and migration, part of Theories of development in Economics of Growth and Development.

Models of a traditional sector that supplies labour to a modern one.

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