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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Contents Author's note on the book. I. Indian economy an introduction 1. Indian economy since independence an overview. II. Indian agriculture 2. Indian agriculture major developments and initiatives. 3. Year wise review of agricultural developments in India 1947 48 to 2008 09. III. Indian industry 4. Indian industry from controls and regulations to liberalisation and privatization. 5. Year wise review of industrial developments in India 1947 48 to 2008 09. IV. Fiscal Policy in India 6. India's Fiscal Policy from fiscal adjustments to fiscal accounting. 7. Year wise review of fiscal developments in India 1947 48 to 2008 09. V. Money and prices in India 8. Monetary management and price policy in India controlled expansion with economic stability. 9. Year wise review of money and prices in India 1947 48 to 2008 09. VI. Banking and finance in India 10. Banking and financial markets in India from financial repression to financial openness. 11. Year wise review of banking and financial developments in India 1947 48 to 2008 09. VII. India's foreign trade 12. Foreign trade of India from protectionism to openness. 13. Year wise review of developments in India's foreign trade 1947 48 to 2008 09. VIII. Time series data on Indian economy. Index. This book provides a comprehensive description and analysis of developments in various sectors of the Indian economy since independence. It particularly focuses on the following sectors agriculture industry fiscal policy money and prices banking and finance and foreign trade. Year wise (1947 48 to 2008 09) review of developments in these sectors of the economy is another key feature of the book. It also provides time series data on Indian economy. The work is organized into 8 parts. Part I is introductory in nature tracing the main developments in the Indian economy since Independence in 1947. Part II traces the developments in Indian agriculture during the post independence period and examines current issues pertaining to this vital sector of the Indian economy. Part III is devoted to Indian industry. It records changes in industrial policy during the post independence period explains the key reform measures undertaken for making Indian industry internationally competitive and examines current issues pertaining to this sector. Part IV covers Fiscal Policy. It provides an account of fiscal developments in India since independence and explains the Fiscal Policy reforms during the post liberalisation period with particular emphasis on tax reforms. Part V traces the evolution of India's Monetary Policy and Price Policy. Part VI deals with banking and finance. It explains developments in India's financial system with particular emphasis on post 1991 reforms. Part VII describes and examines changes in the pattern of foreign trade since independence with focus on developments since 1991. Part VIII contains time series data on the Indian economy. The book is designed to interest a cross section of readers viz. teachers and students of economics commerce law public administration business management chartered accountancy and company secretaryship. It will also serve the needs of legislators business executives entrepreneurs and investors and others interested in the developments in the Indian economy. 728 pp.…

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Contents 1 India at a glance 2 Natural resources of India 3 Economic planning framework 4 Economic reforms 1991-2011 5 Agriculture and rural development 6 Industrial policy 7 Mineral sector 8 Infrastructure development 9 Energy management 10 Government budgeting procedures 11 Taxation laws 12 Public spending and subsidies 13 Public debt management 14 Fiscal federalism 15 Financial system 16 Financial institutions 17 Financial markets 18 Financial instruments 19 Labour laws 20 Environmental laws 21 Foreign trade 22 Foreign investment Glossary of select economic terms IndexEconomic reforms in India were set in motion though on a modest scale when controls on industries were reduced by the 1985 industrial policy Economic liberalization programme got a big boost when the Government announced a new industrial policy in the Indian Parliament on July 24 1991 Reform measures of the last two decades have included delicensing of most industries deregulation of industries earlier monopolized by the public sector liberalization of foreign trade through a gradual reduction of import duties and freeing up of the foreign investment limits in nearly all industries These measures have pulled the economy from a low level equilibrium trap o a strong vibrant and fast growing economy which is rapidly integrating with the world economyApart from the Central Government many state governments have also initiated significant procedural and policy reforms to promote foreign investment and encourage domestic private participation in the development of their respective states While the incentive package varies from state to state depending upon their investment priorities some common features are discernible These include development of industrial estates removing artificial barriers within states decentralization of decision making time bound clearance of projects investment subsidy exemption deferment of sales tax and power tariff concessionIndia has emerged as an investment friendly country both for domestic and foreign investors Prior to reforms foreign investment was allowed generally in areas of hi-tech sophisticated technologies and substantial exports Government has now established a more liberalized foreign investment policy as a part of the new industrial policy announced in July 1991According to the much published Goldman Sachs BRICS Brazil Russia India China and South Africa Report India is predicted to become the third largest economy in the world after China and USA by the year 2050 overtaking all other developed economiesAn understanding of current laws regulations and procedures as applicable to different sectors of the Indian economy is essential for present and prospective entrepreneursinvestors in India and abroad This book is designed to serve this purpose 494 pp.…

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: As New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Land Resources of India. 2. Indian Agriculture: An Overview. 3. Constitutional Provisions and Institutional Set Up for Agriculture. 4. Agriculture in India s Five Year Plans (I to XII Plan). 5. Land Reforms: Aspects and Critical Appraisal. 6. New Agricultural Strategy/Green Revolution. 7. Agricultural Inputs and Services. 8. Fertilizers Use and Subsidy Policy. 9. Water Resources and Irrigation. 10. Agricultural Workers and Forced/Bonded Labourers. 11. Agricultural Credit and Rural Co-operatives. 12. Micro Finance, Self-help Groups (SHGs) and NABARD. 13. Kisan Credit Cards (KCCs) and NABARD. 14. Agricultural Marketing and Trade. 15. Agricultural Price Policy, Food Subsidy and Public Distribution System (PDS). 16. Plantation, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Farming and Fisheries. 17. Food Processing Industry. 18. Co-operatives: Problems and Remedial Measures. 19. Agriculture/Rural Insurance. 20. Taxation of Agricultural Income. 21. Indian Agriculture and Information Technology (IT). 22. Food and Nutritional Security. 23. Gender Issues in Indian Agriculture. 24. Agricultural Exports and Imports. 25. Indian agriculture and WTO. 26. Climate Change and Indian Agriculture. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. Indian agriculture was traditional and stagnant in every respect on the eve of Independence in 1947. It was characterized by feudal land relations and primitive technology, resulting in low productivity per hectare of land. Agricultural policy followed since Independence can be broadly classified into three phases. Phase one, immediately after Independence, witnessed several institutional changes through land reforms and initiation of major irrigation projects. The second phase, since the mid-1960s, was aimed at increasing agricultural productivity to attain self-sufficiency in food grains through technological revolution and Government support for credit, marketing, and extension services. This was followed by the current phase, since the late 1980s, aimed at making agriculture more market-oriented. Agricultural sector occupies a key position in the Indian economy. It provides employment to about 65 percent of the working population of India. Agriculture being a State subject, the bulk of public investment in agriculture takes place at the level of States and the Central Government supports the States as a catalyst. The Approach Paper to Twelfth Five Year Plan (2012-17) released by the Planning Commission in October 2011 expressed concern at the slow growth of agriculture and allied activities in recent years. The Approach Paper attributed current increase in food prices to below target growth of the agricultural sector and stressed the need to redouble efforts to achieve at least 4 percent average growth rate in the farm sector in the coming years. Though agriculture has now shrunk as a proportion of GDP to 13.9 percent, it is a vital sector and provider of livelihood for 2/3rd of India's working population. Unfortunately, Indian economy is witnessing loss of dynamism in the agriculture and allied sectors in recent years. The sector, as a whole, has showed poor performance in the recent years. Signs of agrarian distress are visible in some years. The spate of suicides by farmers in many areas is the most disconcerting manifestation of this distress. Marginal and small farmers have borne the brunt of the adverse circumstances in agriculture. The Government of India has launched the National Food Security Mission and the Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana to rejuvenate agriculture and improve farm income. Accelerating the growth rate of agricultural production is seen as central to a more inclusive growth. The present work traces developments in Indian agriculture during the post-Independence period. It explains the key reform measures undertaken for the modernization of agriculture. The book contains 26 chapters which provide a detailed description of the various aspects of agriculture in India. In addition, there are. …

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Contents I Sector wise review of developments in the Indian economy since independence in 1947 1 Agriculture and rural development 2 Industry and infrastructure 3 Government finances 4 Money credit and prices 5 Financial institutions and financial markets 6 Foreign trade balance of payments and foreign investment 7 Economic reforms in India 1991 2010 8 Global financial crisis and the Indian economy II Year wise review of economic policies strategies challenges and achievements Bibliography Index The development pattern of India during 1950 80 was characterised by strong centralised planning government ownership of basic and key industries excessive regulation and control of private enterprise trade protectionism through tariff and non tariff barriers and a cautious and selective approach towards foreign capital It was quota permit and license regime guided and controlled by a bureaucracy trained in colonial style This so called inward looking import substitution strategy of economic development began to be widely questioned with the beginning of 1980s Policy makers started realising the drawbacks of this strategy which inhibited competitiveness and efficiency and produced much lower rate of growth than expected Consequently economic reforms were set in motion though on a modest scale when controls on industries were reduced by the 1985 industrial policy The economic reforms programme got a big boost when the government announced a new industrial policy in the Indian parliament on July 24 1991 Since then it is liberalisation privatisation and globalisation all the way and the process is underway In the new liberalised industrial and trade environment the government is progressively assuming the role of a promoter facilitator and catalytic agent instead of a regulator and controller of economic activities India is now Asias third largest economy and has the worlds fourth largest foreign exchange reserves Technology competition and benchmarking to the best international practices are the driving forces of Indias development efforts Technology is getting upgraded rapidly and competition in the market place has become fierce The vibrant information technology IT industry is contributing immensely by providing information about latest technology and international business practices Indias gradual and cautious approach to economic reforms has proved well founded and the country is placed on a firm footing for future forays into domestic and global economic activities This book provides a comprehensive description and analysis of economic policies strategies challenges and achievements in various sectors of the Indian economy over the years Part I provides a sector wise review of developments in the Indian economy since independence in 1947 656 pp.…

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. Prior to independence in 1947, India was a typically backward economy suffering from the twin problems of rampant poverty and widespread unemployment, both making for a low general standard of living. Following 65 years of development efforts, India is presently one of world's fastest growing economies. Lately, it has emerged as a global economic power, a leading outsourcing destination, and a favorite of international investors. The country is now much more integrated with the world economy and has benefited from this integration in many ways. The outstanding success of information technology and IT-enabled services has demonstrated what Indian skills and enterprise can do. Similar strength is now evident in other sectors, such as pharmaceuticals, auto components, and textiles. Many predict that India will emerge as third largest economy in the world (after US and China) in a couple of decades. Members of the global economy, including businesses and foreign governments, have started taking note of India's rise and recognizing opportunities for investments and enterprise. India's massive workforce and democratic functioning suggest that the future of labor-intensive industry lies here. No doubt, India is poised to claim its rightful place as a world economic power in the 21st century, being referred to as the Asian Century. This book provides a comprehensive account of India's economic problems, policies, and performance during the post-independence period, with a focus on post-1991 period of economic reforms. The book will be of interest to teachers and students of economics, commerce, law, public administration, and business management. (jacket).…

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