India : the spirit of enterprise

By:

Malik, Ashok

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Roli Books; 2012Description: 254 pISBN:

9788174368546

Subject(s):

Business enterprises-India

DDC classification:

338.0954 MAL

Summary: India the Spirit of Enterprise offers a window to the rapid growth of the Indian economy in the past two decades, since the inauguration of the economic reform programme in 1991. The book focuses on the impressive expansion of the Indian private sector. It assesses individual industries—ranging from telecom to pharmaceuticals—in which Indian businesses and entrepreneurs have built world-class brands and capacities. In many cases, the footprints of these companies stretch across continents and represent the true potential of globalization.

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India the Spirit of Enterprise offers a window to the rapid growth of the Indian economy in the past two decades, since the inauguration of the economic reform programme in 1991. The book focuses on the impressive expansion of the Indian private sector. It assesses individual industries—ranging from telecom to pharmaceuticals—in which Indian businesses and entrepreneurs have built world-class brands and capacities. In many cases, the footprints of these companies stretch across continents and represent the true potential of globalization.

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