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Evaluate the poverty estimations for Kerala by Ahluwalia for the period 1957-58 to 1973-74.

  1. Ahluwalia's estimates for rural poverty in Kerala showed a fluctuating trend between 1957-58 and 1973-74.
  2. According to Ahluwalia, 59.6 percent of the rural population was below the poverty line in 1957-58.
  3. Ahluwalia estimated that 49.3 percent of Kerala's rural population was below the poverty line in 1973-74.
  4. Ahluwalia's estimates consistently showed an increase in poverty over the period.

    Aii, iii

    Biii only

    Ci only

    Di, ii, iii

    Answer:

    D. i, ii, iii

    Read Explanation:

    • Ahluwalia's study focused on state-wise rural poverty ratios from 1957-58 to 1973-74. His estimates for Kerala indicated that the percentage of the rural population below the poverty line was 59.6% in 1957-58, 57.8% in 1960-61, 62% in 1970-71, and 49.3% in 1973-74.

    • This data suggests a varied pattern rather than a consistent increase or decrease throughout the period.


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