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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Vo. I. Authors note on the book. I. Pre independence period 1. Indian economy pre independence period. II. Human resources 2. Human resources magnitude quality and deployment. III. Five year plans and economic reforms 3. Five year plans Institutional framework and assessment. 4. India's five year plans at a glance. 5. Economic reforms dimensions achievements and grey areas. IV. Indian agriculture 6. Nature and importance of agriculture in the Indian economy. 7. Agriculture inputs. 8. Land reforms. 9. Agricultural/rural credit. 10. Marketing of agricultural produce. 11. New agricultural strategy/Green revolution. 12. Agricultural workers. 13. Agricultural price policy food subsidy and public distribution system. 14. India agriculture and WTO. 15. Indian agriculture and information technology. 16. Agriculture/rural insurance. 17. Taxation of agricultural income. 18. Recent initiatives in Indian agriculture. V. Indian industry 19. Legal framework for industrialisation. 20. Post independence industrial policy. 21. Public sector enterprises. 22. Small scale industries. 23. Industrial finance. 24. Industrial relations and restructuring of labour laws. 25. Industrial sickness. 26. Tax incentives for industrialisation. 27. Indian industry and WTO. VI. Infrastructure development 28. Infrastructure policy and development. VII. Fiscal policy 29. Central government budget. 30. Trends in combined (Centre and states) tax revenues. 31. Trends in central taxes. 32. Trends in state taxes. 33. Public expenditure in India. 34. Public debt in India. 35. Centre state financial relations. VIII. Monetary policy credit policy and prices 36. Monetary policy and credit policy. 37. Price stability. IX. Banking and finance 38. Financial system of India an introduction. 39. Reserve Bank of India. 40. Commercial banks. 41. Co operative banks. 42. Development finance institutions. 43. Non banking financial companies and mutual funds. 44. Money market. 45. Government securities market. 46. Capital market. 47. Insurance market. 48. Foreign exchange market. Vol. II. Part X. Employment and Labour Welfare 49. Employment policies and programmes. 50. Labour welfare legal framework and initiatives. 51. Women workers legislations and empowerment. XI. Human development and social security 52. Extent of poverty and poverty alleviation programmes. 53. Education health and family welfare. 54. Empowerment of socially disadvantaged groups. XII. Environmental issues 55. Environmental protection and sustainable development. XIII. Foreign trade 56. Foreign trade of India Pre independence period. 57. India's post independence trade policy. 58. Exports trends in composition destination and strategy. 59. Imports trends in compositions and origin. 60. India's Export Import (EXIM) Policy. 61. WTO and India's foreign trade. XIV. Sector wise yearly review of developments in the Indian economy 1947 48 to 2006 07. XV. Appendices. XVI. Time series data on Indian economy i. National income savings and growth rates. ii. Agriculture. iii. Industry. iv. Fiscal policy. v. Money and prices. vi. Finance and banking. vii. Employment and labour. viii. Foreign trade. Bibliography. Index. At the time of independence in 1947 India was a typically backward economy. Owing to poor technological and scientific capabilities industrialisation was limited and lopsided. Agricultural sector exhibited features of feudal and semi feudal institutions resulting into low productivity. Means of transport and communications were underdeveloped educational and health facilities inadequate and social security measures virtually non existent. In brief poverty was rampant and unemployment widespread both making for low general standards of living. These were the socio economic settings under which the founding fathers had to chart out a programme of nation building. In their collective wisdom they adopted the middle course of a mixed economy assigning a pivotal role to public sector and economic planning. T.