Indian Economy Since Independence by Uma Kapila

Contributor(s):

Uma Kapila, Edited by

Publication details: Academic Foundation India 2017Description: x, 1026 pages; Illustrations: 22 cmISBN:

9789332704732

Subject(s):

Indian Economy

DDC classification:

330.954

Abstract: This is a comprehensive and critical analysis of India's economy 1947-2018. This edition has been thoroughly revised by including some new chapters covering the latest on demography and development, India's growth story, agricultural growth, flood inflation, employment, poverty, industrial development and policies, competition laws, labour market, external sector and foreign direct and portfolio investments and financial sector concluding with an overview and comparative perspective of the Indian economy.

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This is a comprehensive and critical analysis of India's economy 1947-2018. This edition has been thoroughly revised by including some new chapters covering the latest on demography and development, India's growth story, agricultural growth, flood inflation, employment, poverty, industrial development and policies, competition laws, labour market, external sector and foreign direct and portfolio investments and financial sector concluding with an overview and comparative perspective of the Indian economy.

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