Wade C Edmundson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3930217 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wade C Edmundson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wade C |
| FAMILY NAME | Edmundson |
| SIGNATURE | EDMUNDSON W C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Do the Rich Get Richer, Do the Poor Get Poorer? East Java, Two Decades, Three Villages, 46 People
Based on village observation over a span of 20 years, this paper details changes in the per capita income distribution of 46 families from three representative villages in East Java. It presents two separate measurements of the “rich”, “middlerdquo; and “poorrdquo;, showing changes in the distribution of wealth both in cohorts comprising unchanging groups of families and in percentile wealth groupings. Relative cohort inequity decreased markedly,…
Energy balance, nutrient intake and discretionary activity in a South Indian village
The energy balance and discretionary activity of eight male and eight female South Indian farmers was carefully measured for four days in 1983. The women, who were small and had low energy intakes, expended far more time on work than the males. Height and weight for male subjects averaged 161.0 cm and 48.2 kg. The women were 148.8 cm tall and weighed only 36.9 kg. Women were able to perform the 15 work tasks at lower cost than men primarily becau…
Management of pneumonia in India and Indonesia
Acute diarrhoeal disease in India and Indonesia
Geographic Variation and Changing Economic Status in Two Javanese Villages
A Decade of Village Development in East Java
Two Villages in Contrast, 1971–1976ht
A Decade of Village Development in East Java
Two Villages in Contrast, 1971–1976ht
Do the Rich Get Richer, Do the Poor Get Poorer? East Java, Two Decades, Three Villages, 46 People
Based on village observation over a span of 20 years, this paper details changes in the per capita income distribution of 46 families from three representative villages in East Java. It presents two separate measurements of the “rich”, “middlerdquo; and “poorrdquo;, showing changes in the distribution of wealth both in cohorts comprising unchanging groups of families and in percentile wealth groupings. Relative cohort inequity decreased markedly,…
Management of pneumonia in India and Indonesia
Acute diarrhoeal disease in India and Indonesia
Two Villages in Contrast, 1971–1976ht
A Decade of Village Development in East Java
Geographic Variation and Changing Economic Status in Two Javanese Villages
Energy balance, nutrient intake and discretionary activity in a South Indian village
The energy balance and discretionary activity of eight male and eight female South Indian farmers was carefully measured for four days in 1983. The women, who were small and had low energy intakes, expended far more time on work than the males. Height and weight for male subjects averaged 161.0 cm and 48.2 kg. The women were 148.8 cm tall and weighed only 36.9 kg. Women were able to perform the 15 work tasks at lower cost than men primarily becau…
Management of pneumonia in India and Indonesia
Acute diarrhoeal disease in India and Indonesia
Do the Rich Get Richer, Do the Poor Get Poorer? East Java, Two Decades, Three Villages, 46 People
Based on village observation over a span of 20 years, this paper details changes in the per capita income distribution of 46 families from three representative villages in East Java. It presents two separate measurements of the “rich”, “middlerdquo; and “poorrdquo;, showing changes in the distribution of wealth both in cohorts comprising unchanging groups of families and in percentile wealth groupings. Relative cohort inequity decreased markedly,…
Economic growth (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Demography (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Internal Medicine (2 works) · Java (2 works) · Pediatrics (2 works)