India’s rural areas have been left behind in the wake of high growth in cities like Bangalore and Hyderabad. One cause of rural poverty is the inability for children in rural areas to obtain basic education. While schools do exit in rural India, many children are not able to attend because they are needed instead to earn money for their families by working in factories or fields. Without foundation of basic education, these children are trapped in a life of hard labour and barely sustainable wages. Looking at the determinants of household expenditure, researcher finds, as might be expected, that income levels, demographic factors, occupation types, school type, and the level of village development, are all important factors. However, the present book thorough lights on the above issues and it is hoped it will useful for all those dealing with he subject.
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