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Population Change and SocioEconomic Development: An Empirical Study,Used
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Population is the basic resource and, therefore, its impact on overall development becomes the key factor in locallevel planning. The interplay of various socioeconomic factors responsible for the population distribution and characteristics decides the populationresource dynamics in the microlevel studies. Population characteristics and socioeconomic factors determine the level of development in the microlevel planning. Socioeconomic development is a process of betterment for a larger human group and includes both, economic development and social transformation. Development is a multidimensional phenomenon which includes economic efficiency, education, health services, degree of modernization, status of women, quality of housing, distribution of goods and services as well as accessibility both in terms of transportation and communication. The focus of study is on various socioeconomic aspects of development such as education, health, sanitation, women empowerment, agriculture, and industry. The main objective of the present study is to analyze the population change and socioeconomic development.
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