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Montgomery survey administra- publication, Recognizing the "Invisible" Africa) and Pfeffermann (Latintive aspects of implementing the Woman in Development. America). For a wide-ranging disprograrrms.A range of factors that Chapter 7. This chapter draws cussion of development issues inresult in misperception of the heavily onthe World Bank's country Sub-Saharan Africa, see Acharyaproblemrrs of poverty is considered economic work, as well as on many and Johnston. See Selowsky onin Chambers. Social and cultural of the sources listed for preceding antipoverty policies in Latinaspects of human development are chapters. In addition, various America, and Singh on assistingsurveyed in Rogers, Coletta and aspects of human development small farmers and the landless inMbindyo. And the role of the family, and its role in poverty reduction South Asia. Detailed country caseincluding the particular problems for different regions are discussed studies of human developmentfaced by women and young in Bussink (East Asia), Davies (Sub- issues include Knight (Brazil) andchildren, is considered in Safilios- Saharan Africa), Grawe (South Asia), Isenman (Sri Lanka).Rothschild and in the World Bank's Kavalsky (Middle East and NorthSelected sources, by authorAcharya, Shankar, and Bruce Johnston. "Two Studies of Development in Sub-Saharan Africa." World Bank StaffWorking Paper, no. 300. October 1978.Ahluwalia, Montek, Nicholas Carter and Hollis Chenery. "Growth and Poverty in Developing Countries." Journal ofDevelopment Economics, 6:3 (September 1979), 299-341.Balassa, Bela. "The Changing International Division of Labor in Manufactured Goods." World Bank Staff WorkingPaper, no. 329. May 1979.Berg, Alan D. Nutrition. Poverty and Basic Needs Series. Washington, D.C.: World Bank, forthcoming.Berry, S. Albert. "Education, Income, Productivity and Urban Poverty." In King, ed.*Birdsall, Nancy. "Population and Poverty in the Developing World." World Bank Staff Working Paper, no. 404.July 1980.*Bowman., Mary Jean. "Education and Economic Growth: An Overview." In King, ed.*Bussink, Willem, and others. "Poverty and the Development of Human Resources: Regional Perspectives." WorldBank Staff Working Paper, no. 406. July 1980.*Bussink, Willem. "Reflections on Socioeconomic Development and Poverty in Southeast Asia." In Bussink and others.*Chambers, Robert. "Rural Poverty Unperceived: Problems and Remedies." World Bank Staff Working Paper, no. 400.July 1980.*Cheetham, R. J., S. Gupta and A. Schwartz. "The Global Framework." World Bank Staff Working Paper, no. 355.September 1979.Chenery, Hollis, Montek S. Ahluwalia, C. L. G. Bell, John H. Duloy and Richard Jolly. Redistribution with Growth. NewYork: Oxford University Press, 1974.Cizauskas, Albert C. "The Changing Nature of Export Credit Finance and Its Implications for Developing Countries."World Bank Staff Working Paper, no. 409. July 1980.*Cochrane, Susan H., Donald O'Hara and Joanne Leslie, "The Effects of Education on Health." World Bank StaffWorking Paper, no. 405. July 1980.*Davies, David. "Human Development in South Asia." In Bussink and others.*Esman, Milton, and John Montgomery. "The Administration of Human Development." In Knight, ed.*Fallen-Bailey, Darrel, and T. Byer. "Energy Options and Policy Issues in Developing Countries." World Bank StaffWorking Paper, no. 350. August 1979.Fields, Gary S. "Education and Income Distribution in Developing Countries: A Review of the Literature." In King, ed.*Frank, Isaiah. "The 'Graduation' Issue in Trade Policy toward LDCs." World Bank Staff Working Paper, no. 334.June 1979.Golladay, Fredrick. Health Sector Policy Paper. Washington, D.C.: World Bank, 1980.Golladay, Fredrick, and Bernhard Liese. "Health Problems and Conditions in the Developing Countries." World BankStaff Working Paper, no. 412. August 1980.*Grawe, Roger. "Human Development in South Asia." In Bussink and others.*103