Economics of industralisation in India

By:

"Sinha, D. K."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Deep and Deep; 1988Description: 280pISBN:

817100105X

Subject(s):

Industry and state-India

DDC classification:

338.6 Sin

Summary: In this book the author analyses tthe performance of the Indiam economy in general and its industrial sector in particular, during the plan period. Progress in respect of economic development could have been judged in terms of changes in income per capita. But economic development is a multi-dimensional process. A s such, any uni-dimensional measurement of a multi-dimensional process be fraught with serious limitations. It has, therefore, been considered essential to examiune certain other aspects which could reflect the economic transformation.

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In this book the author analyses tthe performance of the Indiam economy in general and its industrial sector in particular, during the plan period. Progress in respect of economic development could have been judged in terms of changes in income per capita. But economic development is a multi-dimensional process. A s such, any uni-dimensional measurement of a multi-dimensional process be fraught with serious limitations. It has, therefore, been considered essential to examiune certain other aspects which could reflect the economic transformation.

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