Study of price control and impact of excies duty on selected industries

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National Council of Applied Economic Research

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; NCAER; 1978Description: 183 : illSubject(s):

Excise tax

DDC classification:

338.52 NAT

Summary: This report, sponsored by the Associated chambers of Commerce and Industry, consists of three parts. Part I of the study aims at reconstructing the history of price controls through a measurement of their impact on the economy as a whole as well as on some selected industries like cement, steel, vanaspati, controlled cloth, nitrogeneous fertilisers, tyre and printing and writing paper. Part II of the report tries to examine the impact of excise duties on industries like steel, aluminium, cement, paper, airconditioners, refrigerators, tyres, and commercial vehicles. Issues suich as the optimum levels of excise duties; alternatives to excise duty for consumer durables: cascading; effectiveness of excise rebate as production incentives; resources for replacement. Part III of the report studies the impact of all indirect taxes, rather than just excise, on the two industries- domestic refrigators and room airconditioners.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Donated Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	338.52 NAT (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		DD1865

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This report, sponsored by the Associated chambers of Commerce and Industry, consists of three parts.
Part I of the study aims at reconstructing the history of price controls through a measurement of their impact on the economy as a whole as well as on some selected industries like cement, steel, vanaspati, controlled cloth, nitrogeneous fertilisers, tyre and printing and writing paper.
Part II of the report tries to examine the impact of excise duties on industries like steel, aluminium, cement, paper, airconditioners, refrigerators, tyres, and commercial vehicles. Issues suich as the optimum levels of excise duties; alternatives to excise duty for consumer durables: cascading; effectiveness of excise rebate as production incentives; resources for replacement.
Part III of the report studies the impact of all indirect taxes, rather than just excise, on the two industries- domestic refrigators and room airconditioners.

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