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Indian economics : a development-oriented study / Kewal Krishan Dewett, J. D. Verma and M. L. Sharma.
Publication details: New Delhi : S. Chand, 2002.Description: xvi, 696 p. ; 25 cmISBN:- 8121909074 (pbk.)
- 338.954 DEW
Contents:
1. Quest For Development;
2. Natural Resources And Economic Development;
3. Population: Problem And Policy;
4. Agricultural production and productivity;
5. Technological Change In Indian Agriculture green Revolution;
6. Irrigation For Agricultural Development;
7. Size of farms;
8. Co-Operative Farming;
9. Land Tenures And Land Reform;
10. Agricultural Labour And Mechanisation Of Agriculture;
11. Agricultural Marketing;
12. Agricultural Finance;
13. Co-Operative Movement;
14. Rural Development;
15. Food Problem;
16. Agricultural Development Under The Plans;
17. The small-scale sector;
18. The large-scale sector;
19. Public Enterprises;
20. Industrial Finance;
21. Industrial Policy, Licensing And Industrial Liberalisation;
22. Industrial Sickness;
23. Industrial Labour-Factory Legislation, Social Security And wages;
24. Industrial Relations, Trade Unionism And Labour Policy;
25. Industrial Development Under The Five-Year Plans;
26. Transport And Economic Development;
27. Foreign Trade: Structure And Trends;
28. Foreign Trade Policy;
29. Balance Of Payments;
30. Currency And Foreign Exchange;
31. Money Supply, Prices And Price Policy;
32. Non- Banking Financial Companies;
33. Formal Money Market-Commercial Banking System;
34. Reserve Bank Of India And The Indian money Market;
35. Monetary Policy For Economic Development;
36. National Income;
37. Inequalities Of Income, Wealth And Economic Power;
38. The Problem Of Mass Poverty;
39. Unemployment;
40. Centre-State Financial Relations;
41. Central Finance;
42. Government Of India Budgeting Technique Zero Base Budgeting;
43. State Finance;
44. Agricultural Taxation;
45. Taxation And F1scal Policy;
46_ Deficit Financing;
47. Public Debt;
48. Determinants Of Growth-Capital Formation;
49. Foreign Capital, Foreign Aid And Economic Development;
50. Economic Planning; The First Seven Plans;
51. Development Strategy In Indian Planning;
52. Balanced Regional Development;
53. Critique Of Economic Planning In India;
54. Financing Of Five Year Plans;
55. New Economic Policy-Liberalisations Of The Economy;
56. The Parallel Economy In India;
57. World Trade Organisation (WTO) And Globalisation Of Indian Economy;
58. Capital Market In India-Securities Market And SEBI;
59. Private Sector In India;
60. Eighth Five Year Plan;
61. Infrastructure And Economic Development;
62. Social sector And Economic development.
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NLS | General Stacks | 338.954 DEW-2 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 18318 |
1. Quest For Development;
2. Natural Resources And Economic Development;
3. Population: Problem And Policy;
4. Agricultural production and productivity;
5. Technological Change In Indian Agriculture green Revolution;
6. Irrigation For Agricultural Development;
7. Size of farms;
8. Co-Operative Farming;
9. Land Tenures And Land Reform;
10. Agricultural Labour And Mechanisation Of Agriculture;
11. Agricultural Marketing;
12. Agricultural Finance;
13. Co-Operative Movement;
14. Rural Development;
15. Food Problem;
16. Agricultural Development Under The Plans;
17. The small-scale sector;
18. The large-scale sector;
19. Public Enterprises;
20. Industrial Finance;
21. Industrial Policy, Licensing And Industrial Liberalisation;
22. Industrial Sickness;
23. Industrial Labour-Factory Legislation, Social Security And wages;
24. Industrial Relations, Trade Unionism And Labour Policy;
25. Industrial Development Under The Five-Year Plans;
26. Transport And Economic Development;
27. Foreign Trade: Structure And Trends;
28. Foreign Trade Policy;
29. Balance Of Payments;
30. Currency And Foreign Exchange;
31. Money Supply, Prices And Price Policy;
32. Non- Banking Financial Companies;
33. Formal Money Market-Commercial Banking System;
34. Reserve Bank Of India And The Indian money Market;
35. Monetary Policy For Economic Development;
36. National Income;
37. Inequalities Of Income, Wealth And Economic Power;
38. The Problem Of Mass Poverty;
39. Unemployment;
40. Centre-State Financial Relations;
41. Central Finance;
42. Government Of India Budgeting Technique Zero Base Budgeting;
43. State Finance;
44. Agricultural Taxation;
45. Taxation And F1scal Policy;
46_ Deficit Financing;
47. Public Debt;
48. Determinants Of Growth-Capital Formation;
49. Foreign Capital, Foreign Aid And Economic Development;
50. Economic Planning; The First Seven Plans;
51. Development Strategy In Indian Planning;
52. Balanced Regional Development;
53. Critique Of Economic Planning In India;
54. Financing Of Five Year Plans;
55. New Economic Policy-Liberalisations Of The Economy;
56. The Parallel Economy In India;
57. World Trade Organisation (WTO) And Globalisation Of Indian Economy;
58. Capital Market In India-Securities Market And SEBI;
59. Private Sector In India;
60. Eighth Five Year Plan;
61. Infrastructure And Economic Development;
62. Social sector And Economic development.