Who benefits from production and employment?
Subtitle: six criteria to measure the impact of development projects on poverty and satisfaction of basic needs
Series: Occasional papers of the German Development Institute ; no. 29
Publisher: German Development Institute
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Berlin
Language: eng
Translation of: Beiträge zur sozioökonomischen Beurteilung von Investitionsvorhaben
Number of pages: 89
Subjects: Welfare economics.; Developing countries -- Economic policy.; Developing countries -- Social conditions.; Basic needs -- Developing countries.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Summary and Preface; title: Social Economics and Development Policy; title: The Goal Function of Social Economics: Ensuring a Minimum Standard of Living Consistent with Human Dignity and Improving the Living Conditions of the Mass of the Population; title: --- Macro-Performance-Analysis: Assessing Social Progress with Social Indicators; title: --- Needs-Analysis: Assessing the Basic Needs of the Mass of the Population; title: The Two Levels of Evaluation: Production and Employment; title: --- Socio-Economic Significance of Employment; title: --- --- Intra-Project Social Economics: Some Direct Effects of Employment; title: --- --- Project-Performance-Analysis: Some Indirect Effects of Employment; title: --- --- Assessing the Benefits of Employment: Summary; title: --- Socio-Economic Significance of Production; title: --- --- Product-Path-Analysis I: Who is the End User?; title: --- --- Product-Path-Analysis II: Does End Use Meet Basic Needs?; title: --- --- Product-Path-Analysis III: Which Needs Have Priority?; title: --- --- Assessing the Benefits of Production: Summary; title: --- Some Theoretical Implications; title: Socio-Economic Appraisal of Investment Projects: A Graphical Presentation of Analytical Findings; title: Notes