Technological choice, employment generation, income distribution and consumer demand: the case of furniture making in Kenya
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choice of technology; employment creation; income distribution; consumer demand; furniture industry; consumer behaviour; income; poverty; urban area; rural area; furniture; capital intensive; industrial sector; labour intensive employment.; informal economy; development policy; credit policy.; questionnaire; statistical table; choix de technologie; création d'emploi; répartition du revenu; demande de consommation; industrie du meuble; comportement du consommateur; revenu; pauvreté; zone urbaine; zone rurale; ameublement; forte intensité de capital; secteur industriel; emploi à forte intensité de main-d'oeuvre; économie informelle; politique de développement; politique du crédit; questionnaire; tableau statistique; elección de tecnología; creación de empleos; distribución del ingreso; demanda de consumo; industria del mueble; comportamiento del consumidor; ingreso; pobreza; zona urbana; zona rural; mobiliario; alto coeficiente de capital; sector industrial; empleo con alto coeficiente de mano de obra; economía informal; política de desarrollo; política crediticia; cuestionario; cuadros estadísticos;All these keywords.
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