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prospects and potential for rural development

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Small-scale and cottage industries in Bangladesh

prospects and potential for rural development

The book was based on the Master of Science thesis submitted to the Asian Institute of Technology (Bangkok) in December 1985. It was subsequently published in 1988 under the series, 'Studies in Human Settlements Development in Asia'.

The book focuses on the problems and prospects of rural entrepreneureship in Bangladesh, and traditional role of small scale and cottange industries in rural development, generation of employment and income. It is a country study with an indepth analysis of a district within Bangladesh.

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Cover of: Small-scale and cottage industries in Bangladesh
Small-scale and cottage industries in Bangladesh: prospects and potential for rural development
1988, Division of Human Settlements Development, Asian Institute of Technology
in English

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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [195]-219.

Published in
Bangkok, Thailand
Series
HSD monograph -- 16, Studies on human settlements development in Asia -- 16.

Classifications

Library of Congress
HD2346.B27 M67 1988

The Physical Object

Pagination
xxiii, 259 p. :
Number of pages
259

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL14822445M
ISBN 10
9748200655
OCLC/WorldCat
22613128

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