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A Survey Upon This Stage Of Members Gratification Even At Ithalar Industrial Cooperative Tea Factory Ltd., Kundah Block, The Nilgiris District
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12 Ph.D Research Scholars, Department of Cooperation, Sri Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya College of Arts and Science Coimbatore, TN, India. 3Assistant Professor in Department of Cooperation, Sri Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya College of Arts and Science Coimbatore , TN, India.
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References
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2. Balagopal, Gopalan (1990). Women in tea plantations- A cane from the Doors Area of West Bengal, Indian Journal of Social Science, Vol 2, No 3. p 431
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Economics, Vol 37, No 3, p.306
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(1991). Analysis of Area Decision in the Supply Response Model of Indian Tea Indian Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol 46, No 4, p
593
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998
10. Behal Rana P & Mohapatra Prabhu P. (1992), Tea and Money versus Human Life: The Rise and Fall ofthe Indenture System in the Assam Tea Plantations 1840-1908, Journal of Peasant Studies, December Behal, R P (1983), Some Aspeds of the growth of Plantation Labour Force and Labour Movements in Assam Valley Districts (Lakhimpur, Sibsagar and Darrang) 1900-1947, PhD thesis, Centre for
HistoricalStudies, JNU, p 34 Behal. Rana Pratap (1983), Some Aspeds of the Growth of the Tea Plantation unpublished PhD thesis,
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New
2. Balagopal, Gopalan (1990). Women in tea plantations- A cane from the Doors Area of West Bengal, Indian Journal of Social Science, Vol 2, No 3. p 431
3. Handhopadhyay, S. (1982), Economic Analysis of Some Critical Problems of Tea Export of India. Indian Journal of Agricultural
Economics, Vol 37, No 3, p.306
4. Banerjee. Barun (1994), Chemical residue problem in tea. The Statesman, 2006/94, Hanerjee, Bhaskar (1991), Export profits and the tea industry, Business Standard, 07/01/91. Banerjee, D (1993). Future of Indian tea export, Hindustan Times. 21/01/93, Banerjee, G D (2001), Tea Marketing is no more fashionable slogan in India, IASS1 Quarterly. Vol 19, No 4, p 32
5. Banerjee. Nantoo (1995). Tea companies hope to cash in on industry boom, Business Standard, 12/01/95 Barah. B C. Chiranjeevi T
(1991). Analysis of Area Decision in the Supply Response Model of Indian Tea Indian Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol 46, No 4, p
593
6. Barbora, BC (1992), Tocklai-Adding Flavour to the Tea Industry, Yojanal Vol 36, No 4, p 28
7. Bardhan, Pranab (1984). Land, Labour & Rural Poverty, Oxford University Press, Delhi
8. Barthwal, RR (1996), Industrial Economics, New Age International, Chandigarh Basu, Anik (1994), Tea export may hit all-time
low.Telegraph, 05/07/94 Basu, Subho
9. Nehru University, New Delhi Basu, Timir (1980), Labour. Poor Deal for Tea Workers, Economic and Political Weekly, Vol 15. No 23.p
998
10. Behal Rana P & Mohapatra Prabhu P. (1992), Tea and Money versus Human Life: The Rise and Fall ofthe Indenture System in the Assam Tea Plantations 1840-1908, Journal of Peasant Studies, December Behal, R P (1983), Some Aspeds of the growth of Plantation Labour Force and Labour Movements in Assam Valley Districts (Lakhimpur, Sibsagar and Darrang) 1900-1947, PhD thesis, Centre for
HistoricalStudies, JNU, p 34 Behal. Rana Pratap (1983), Some Aspeds of the Growth of the Tea Plantation unpublished PhD thesis,
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New
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