Edison Dayal
Biographic Data
| ID | 1473947 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edison Dayal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edison |
| FAMILY NAME | Dayal |
| SIGNATURE | DAYAL E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wollongong |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Regional changes in food poverty in India
Sources of Labor Productivity in Bangladesh Agriculture
Rural poverty in India: A regional analysis
Nutritional Wage Over Time and Space in Bangladesh
Several spatial characteristics influence the variation of wages. However, little geographical research has been directed to the analysis of regional wage dynamics. The nutritional value of agricultural wages varies considerably over space and time in Bangladesh, the regional difference being more striking than the temporal. The nutritional wage has deteriorated over time; therefore, the nutritional intake of a casual agricultural labourer and hi…
Bank branching and regional development in Malaysia
The regional imbalance in the Malaysian economy has long been recognised and continues to be a problem for development planning. The federal government has attempted to promote banking in the less developed regions in order to generate economic growth. Bank branches in Malaysia have increased in number and have also become regionally more dispersed. However, the regional concentration of bank branches is strongly associated with individual income…
Wealth and poverty in rural India
Agricultural Productivity in India: A Spatial Analysis
Three indexes of agricultural productivity-land productivity, labor productivity, and aggregate productivity-have been employed to measure and map productivity patterns in India. There are large regional inequalities in the levels of productivity. Regression analysis reveals that the spatial variation of land productivity is positively related to fertilizer use, irrigation, and urban-industrial development and is negatively related to population …
Regional Response to High Yield Varieties of Rice in India
Impact of Irrigation Expansion on Multiple Cropping in India
The Changing Patterns of India's International Trade
(1968). The Changing Patterns of India's International Trade. Economic Geography: Vol. 44, TWENTY-FIRST INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHICAL CONGRESS, INDIA, pp. 240-269
Crop Combination Regions: A Case Study of the Punjab Plains
Regional changes in food poverty in India
Impact of Irrigation Expansion on Multiple Cropping in India
Rural poverty in India: A regional analysis
Bank branching and regional development in Malaysia
The regional imbalance in the Malaysian economy has long been recognised and continues to be a problem for development planning. The federal government has attempted to promote banking in the less developed regions in order to generate economic growth. Bank branches in Malaysia have increased in number and have also become regionally more dispersed. However, the regional concentration of bank branches is strongly associated with individual income…
Wealth and poverty in rural India
Crop Combination Regions: A Case Study of the Punjab Plains
The Changing Patterns of India's International Trade
(1968). The Changing Patterns of India's International Trade. Economic Geography: Vol. 44, TWENTY-FIRST INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHICAL CONGRESS, INDIA, pp. 240-269
Impact of Irrigation Expansion on Multiple Cropping in India
Regional Response to High Yield Varieties of Rice in India
Agricultural Productivity in India: A Spatial Analysis
Three indexes of agricultural productivity-land productivity, labor productivity, and aggregate productivity-have been employed to measure and map productivity patterns in India. There are large regional inequalities in the levels of productivity. Regression analysis reveals that the spatial variation of land productivity is positively related to fertilizer use, irrigation, and urban-industrial development and is negatively related to population …
Wealth and poverty in rural India
Bank branching and regional development in Malaysia
The regional imbalance in the Malaysian economy has long been recognised and continues to be a problem for development planning. The federal government has attempted to promote banking in the less developed regions in order to generate economic growth. Bank branches in Malaysia have increased in number and have also become regionally more dispersed. However, the regional concentration of bank branches is strongly associated with individual income…
Nutritional Wage Over Time and Space in Bangladesh
Several spatial characteristics influence the variation of wages. However, little geographical research has been directed to the analysis of regional wage dynamics. The nutritional value of agricultural wages varies considerably over space and time in Bangladesh, the regional difference being more striking than the temporal. The nutritional wage has deteriorated over time; therefore, the nutritional intake of a casual agricultural labourer and hi…
Rural poverty in India: A regional analysis
Sources of Labor Productivity in Bangladesh Agriculture
Regional changes in food poverty in India
Economics (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Agriculture (6 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Agricultural economics (5 works) · Income, Poverty, and Inequality (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Agricultural Economics and Practices (3 works) · Business (3 works)