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100			_aShergill, H. S. _932956
245			_aRural–urban disparity in the standard of living across states of India - A preliminary estimate
260			_aEconomic & Political Weekly
300			_a56(45 & 46), 6-13, Nov, 2021: p.44-50
520			_aThe rural–urban disparity in the standard of living in India is estimated on the basis of per capita consumption or use of non-durable goods, durable consumer goods, and house and living facilities enjoyed by the population of the rural and urban sectors in major states of India in 2011–12. This estimate shows that the rural–urban disparity in the standard of living is the highest in Jharkhand and Odisha and the lowest in Punjab and Kerala. The interstate variation in rural–urban disparity is negatively correlated with per capita state domestic product, degree of urbanisation, level of agricultural development, and per capita amount of remittances received by rural households. It is positively correlated with the percentage of state population below the poverty line. – Reproduced
650			_aRural–urban disparity, Urbanisation, Agricultural development _932957
773			_aEconomic & Political Weekly
906			_aRURAL DEVELOPMENT
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