Government and industry

By:

Ghosh, P.K

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Orlon; 1977Description: 150 pSubject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

338.9 GHO

Summary: The studies presented in this book are aimed at providing lessons of experience of guided industrialisation in our mixed economy till 1975. Taken together they constitute a critique and appraisal of the industrial policy of the Government of India. The book is primarily addressed to students of M.B.A. courses in Indian Universities and Institutes of Management, and M.A. (Econ) and M.Com. students of Industrial Economics. It should also be of interest to planners and policy-makers for obvious reasons.

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The studies presented in this book are aimed at providing lessons of experience of guided industrialisation in our mixed economy till 1975. Taken together they constitute a critique and appraisal of the industrial policy of the Government of India. The book is primarily addressed to students of M.B.A. courses in Indian Universities and Institutes of Management, and M.A. (Econ) and M.Com. students of Industrial Economics. It should also be of interest to planners and policy-makers for obvious reasons.

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