Define and differentiate between caste and class. Discuss the dynamics of classes in the existing feudal system.
Is land reform necessary to transform Pakistan's agriculture and rural power structure?
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Examiners want: Meaning of land reform, Pakistan's 1959/1972/1977 attempts, feudal power, necessity versus sufficiency, and supporting measures
The questions
There appears to be widespread agreement that in those regions where the distribution of land ownership is highly unequal (Latin America and parts of Asia), land reforms is necessary but not sufficient condition for promoting and improving small – scale agriculture. What is meant by this statement and by the concept of land reforms? Give some examples of supportive policy measures that might accompany land reform in the light of experience in Pakistan.
To join hands with the communities of nations Pakistan trading advantage can only be in least cost combination and constantly improving quality of its products. Agriculture sector must be industrialized as much as possible with effective land reform. Comment?
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