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Colonialism and Indian economy / Amiya Kumar Bagchi.
Publication details: New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2010.Description: lii, 303 p. ; 24 cmISBN:- 9780198066446 (hbk.)
- 338.954 BAG
Contents:
1. An Estimate of the Gross Domestic Material Product of Bengal and Bihar in 1794 from Colebrooke's Data;
2. Reflections on Patterns of Regional Growth in India under British Rule;
3. De-industrialization in India in the Nineteenth Century: Some Theoretical Implications;
4. De-industrialization in Gangetic Bihar: 1809-1901;
5. A Reply (to Dr Marika Vicziany;
6. Relation of Agriculture to Industry in the Context of South Asia;
7. Indian Demography and Economy in the Long Fin-de-siècle: 1876-1914;
8. Land Tax, Property Rights, and Peasant Insecurity in Colonial India;
9. Markets, Market Failures, and the Transformation of Authority, Property, and Bondage in Colonial India;
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1. An Estimate of the Gross Domestic Material Product of Bengal and Bihar in 1794 from Colebrooke's Data;
2. Reflections on Patterns of Regional Growth in India under British Rule;
3. De-industrialization in India in the Nineteenth Century: Some Theoretical Implications;
4. De-industrialization in Gangetic Bihar: 1809-1901;
5. A Reply (to Dr Marika Vicziany;
6. Relation of Agriculture to Industry in the Context of South Asia;
7. Indian Demography and Economy in the Long Fin-de-siècle: 1876-1914;
8. Land Tax, Property Rights, and Peasant Insecurity in Colonial India;
9. Markets, Market Failures, and the Transformation of Authority, Property, and Bondage in Colonial India;