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Commentary
CommentaryAugust 24, 2016byfasadmin

Migration and the Changing Structure of the Rural Economy of Bihar

Migration of workers from rural areas of Bihar to other parts of India has grown steadily. In a paper published in the Economic and Political Weekly (July 30, 2016), Amrita Datta argues that migration has played a key role in determining the economic and social structure of rural Bihar in recent times.

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