The process of liberalisation and globalisation have given rise to the global economics of the late twentieth and twenty-first century. The creation of the free markets, the predominance of free enterprise, the free flows of good and services, the internationalisation of industry and technology—all are the key factors in the emerging scenario of the unified global economy. The materials brought together in the following publication strives to highlight the directions of industry, finance and technology in the context of the era of global economics. The publication also underscores the trade and industrial liberalisation carried out by the Indian policy-makers and also the impact of the opening up of world markets. Of special interest are the proposals for the reform of industry and finance beyond the year 2000, in the continuance of the process of globalisation. This publication will be of special interest to policy-makers and economists, besides students and researchers in economics.
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