Spatial, Environmental, and Resource Policy in the Developing Countries

activities additional agricultural analysis approach areas become Bombay Calcutta capital centers central cities co-operative construction consumption contributions costs demand dependent developing countries distance distribution economic effects employment energy environmental estimated example existing expenditures facilities factors Figure financing function given groups growth higher household housing impact important improvement income increase India indicated industrial infrastructure institutional interest investment labor land less limited major means measures metropolitan migration million natural objectives operating pattern percent planning political poor population present problems production programs projects regional relative requirements respect result risk rural sector share social society sources spatial strategies structure supply Table theory town transportation units University urban urban areas variables workers