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Suggestions For Project Work

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iscuss the main characteristics of interview.

Solution

(i) only fewer persons are interviewed than survey.

(ii) The interviewees may not be more than 5,20, or 40 in number.

(iii) A pattern of questions is predetermined or is alternatively a set of topics are proposed in notings while interview is taken in conversational form or unstructured way.

(iv) An interview can be taken continuously for two or three hours in one sitting or through weekly visits for some minutes.

(v) It is flexible because topics to be asked are not composed to questionnaire and interviewer, therefore; may ask more questions he deems helpful in his proposed project. If an interviewee is seen able to provide some more details than proposed in set of questions, interviewer can ask him more questions without any reservations.

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Read the passage given below and answer the following question:

Data from the National Sample Survey studies of 1999-2000 and from the 2001 Census of India reveal a sharp fall in the rate of employment generation (creation of new jobs) across both rural and urban areas. This is true for the young as well. The rate of growth of employment in the 15-30 age group, which stood at around 2.4 percent a year between 1987 and 1994 for both rural and urban men, fell to 0.7 for rural men and 0.3 percent for urban men during 1994 to 2004. This suggests that the advantage offered by a young labour force is not being exploited.

Strategies exist to exploit the demographic window of opportunity that India has today. But India’s recent experience suggests that market forces by themselves do not ensure that such strategies would be implemented. Unless a way forward is found, we may miss out on the potential benefits that the country’s changing age structure temporarily offers.

a) What is the demographic dividend?
b) Do you think that India is indeed facing a window of opportunity created by demographic dividend?

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