Jim Devine wrote:
to quibble, shouldn't we separate "economic development" from "growth of
per capita GDP"? I guess what you're saying is that if development is
serving the collective but doesn't promote individual monetary
prosperity (which is measured by GDP-type measures), that some
Jim Devine wrote:
to quibble, shouldn't we separate "economic development" from
"growth of per capita GDP"? I guess what you're saying is that if
development is serving the collective but doesn't promote individual
monetary prosperity (which is measured by GDP-type measures), that
some
Jim Devine wrote:
At 11:31 AM 1/30/01 -0800, you wrote:
Is there any better way to judge what people actually
value other than to observe migrations?
unfortunately, migrations also reflect the relative ease of border
crossing, the relative perceived attractiveness
The outmigration of Malaylis is higher than most other ethnic communities.
What I am saying that Keralites leave Kerala and work in other parts of
India more than say migrate abroad. For example, school teachers, petty
officers in government/corporations, nurses (also in the US/Middle East),
I believe it was David who asked:
Is there any better way to judge what people actually
value other than to observe migrations?
I answered:
unfortunately, migrations also reflect the relative ease of border
crossing, the relative perceived attractiveness of the country moved to,
along with
I don't know if 34 percent is too high, but in many rural parts of the
country there are huge numbers of Indian doctors; some Filipinos also.
On Tue, Jan 30, 2001 at 01:52:23PM -0800, Anthony DCosta wrote:
The outmigration of Malaylis is higher than most other ethnic communities.
What I am
