Uma Kapila
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Demonetisation has come to describe in India one economic decision that shook a billion people from the very moment it was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 8th November 2016; from the manifestation shrouded in secrecy, the rationale, the aftermath, the short and the long term economic impact, the social and political fall-out, and much more.
Endless animated discussions in virtually every kind of group at any kind of place, unending serpentine queues ...
The two volumes contain writings by economists, policymakers, and experts in different areas who throw light on reasons attributed to the growth slowdown of the Indian economy and present a roadmap for accelerating economic growth and ensuring sustainable and regionally more inclusive growth. Containing the speeches/addresses of noted personalities including the prime minster of India, Manmohan Singh and P. Chidambaram, Union finance minister, Government of ...
After pursuing an inward-looking development strategy with the state assuming an all important role for more than four decades, in 1990-91, in the midst of grave balance of payment crisis, India embarked on a comprehensive reform of the economy that would transform India from a controlled to a fairly open economy which is integrated with the world economy and in which the market would be given the prime role in the allocation of resources. The reforms of the ...
Revised and updated every year, Indian economy since independence (Uma Kapila, ed.) is currently into its 15 edition. Authenticity, analytical depth, wide range of topics covered and inclusion of latest economic data make this unique publication—an ideal reference source on the subject. The book is essentially, a collection of select articles by some of India’s topmost economists and experts. These highly recommended original ...
Here's the second revised and enlarged edition of its highly acclaimed predecessor. As the contents make it evident, the book offers a panoramic vision of the fast chenging contours of Indian economy. Various aspects have been covered by some of the most well known scholars on the subject.
The content of these 6 volumes is essentially an extension of the previously published and highly acclaimed "classic" publication entitled Understanding Indian Economic Reforms (6 Vols.). These update volumes also form the foundation of the continuing series Economic Developments in India : Monthly Update.
This book provides a comprehensive and critical analysis of the Indian Economy since Independence. The book is a collected work of scholars/experts in their respected fields dealing with the various aspects of country's economic development and the problems facing the economy.
Designed for use in undergradguate courses in Indian Economy, the book covers the entire course content of B.A.(Pass), B.Com. (Pass) and Honours (Subsidiary) courses of University of Delhi. The first part of the book discusses issues in ' Development and Planning' with reference to India, covering Colonialism and Underdevelopment, Factors in Development, Capital Formation, Demographic Factors, Problems of Planning and Developments, Industrial Policy, Relative ...
The first edition of the book Understanding the Problem of Indian Economy was published in the year 2000 covering the syllabus of B.Com (Hons.) of University of Delhi. The book has been very well received by teachers as well as students and is being used virtually as a text book in Delhi University colleges for B.Com (Hons.) and also in some other universities. Encouraged by the response from the students and teachers of Delhi University, the second (2001-02) ...
Revised every year, and now into its 17th edition, this unique book is widely accepted as the core text for graduate / post-graduate courses in Indian economy, in various universities across India. The book is essentially, a collection of select articles by some of India’s topmost economists and experts. These highly recommended original readings are well-supported by editorial notes and experts. These highly recommended original readings are well supported by ...
This book is a part of the two-volume set published by Academic Foundation in collaboration with the Indian Society of Agricultural Economics. The articles contained in these volumes are by a distinguished group of scholars and are at the cutting edge of current research in the chosen field. Ranging from agricultural economists, scientists to policy advisors of repute, the authors bring to bear on their chosen subject not only a high analytical rigour but also ...
Here’s the new, thoroughly revised edition of the widely accepted textbook (India economy paper) for B.Com (Hons.) Delhi University and other universities. The book, under its present new title, is based on the ‘restructured syllabus’ incorporating the revised reading list. In accordance with the new syllabus, the book provides a comprehensive coverage of Indian economy under 5 sections: I. Basic Issues in Economic Development. II. Indian Economy at ...
The set of 6 hard-bound volumes quite comprehensively discusses issues and developments relating to the first phase of reforms in the banking and financial sector. These edited volumes make available choicest analytical articles on the subject along with most relevant set of reports and documents.
This volume includes contributions by some of the most distinguished economists/experts and provides rare insights into India's development journey through time and space—the successes and failures, and the new challenges emerging from integration with the world economy. Opportunities offered by the forces of globalisation offer India immense scope to improve the quality of life of its people provided appropriate policies are put in place. India's Economy: A ...