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Fiscal performance of Andhra Pradesh

Chandrasekhar, S. - In: Anvesak : journal of the Sardar Patel Institute of … 4 (1974) 1, pp. 43-65

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Fiscal prelude to urban property ceiling

Chandrasekhar, S. - In: Ceiling on urban property : papers read at the Indian …, (pp. 7-11). 1972

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Performance of the State Electricity Boards in India

Chandrasekhar, S. - In: Performance of public enterprises. Papers read at the …, (pp. 1-11). 1971

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Tax policy in India

Chandrasekhar, S. - In: Economic policy and planning in India : Professor …, (pp. 403-427). 1984

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India's population problems and policies : Qualifying the right to reproduce?

Chandrasekhar, S. - In: The round table : the Commonwealth journal of … (1975), pp. 13-27

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Population policy perspectives in Communist China

Chandrasekhar, S. - In: Population review : demography of developing countries 19 (1975) 1/2, pp. 58-64

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Population, poverty and pollution

Chandrasekhar, S. - In: Population review : demography of developing countries 17/18 (1973/1974) 1/2, pp. 68-76

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Profitability and related problems of Indian paper industry

Sinha, B. P.; Chandrasekhar, S. - In: The Indian journal of commerce : a quarterly of the … 25 (1972) 4, pp. 495-509

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Les transferts de populations entre l'Hindoustan et le Pakistan

Chandrasekhar, S. - In: Population (french edition) 3 (1948) 4, pp. 683-690

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On the spatial concentration of employment in India

Chandrasekhar, S.; Sharma, Ajay - Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research (IGIDR) - 2014

This paper seeks to understand what kind of economic activities are concentrated in which regions of India. Spatial concentration of jobs is measured by calculating the location quotient using information on the industry of work of the individuals in a region. The paper uses data from NSSO...

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