Economic planning in India c.1

By:

Jain, Anil Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Ashish Pub.; 1986Description: 207 pISBN:

8170240565

Subject(s):

Economic development-India

DDC classification:

338.9 Jai

Summary: As a result of economic planning of nearly thirty five years, India stands on different footing today. There has been considerable progress in the fields of agriculture, industry, power, transport, communication, education, medical and public health, banking, etc. Nevertheless, some of India's basic problems such as poverty, inequality, population growth, unemployment, etc. are no less serious even today. In the present volume, Dr. Jain makes a critical appraisal of the various aspects of economic planning in India in a non-technical style and opines that most of the problems can be over come or at least significantly reduced through better implementation, improved administration and determined political will.

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As a result of economic planning of nearly thirty five years, India stands on different footing today. There has been considerable progress in the fields of agriculture, industry, power, transport, communication, education, medical and public health, banking, etc. Nevertheless, some of India's basic problems such as poverty, inequality, population growth, unemployment, etc. are no less serious even today.
In the present volume, Dr. Jain makes a critical appraisal of the various aspects of economic planning in India in a non-technical style and opines that most of the problems can be over come or at least significantly reduced through better implementation, improved administration and determined political will.

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