Industrial Economics: indian perspective

By:

Cherunilam, Francis

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bombay; Himalaya Pub.; 1989Edition: 1st edDescription: 480 pISBN:

8170400007

Subject(s):

Industrial economics

DDC classification:

338 CHE

Summary: This is a very useful text/ reference book for the students of Industrial Economics, Indus trial Economy of India, Industry and Labour, Industry and Finance, Business and Govern ment, Economic Environment of Business, Indian Economy, etc. The 32 chapters of this book cover nine broad areas, viz., Introduction; Business-Government Interface; Industry and Finance; Size and Concentration; Rationalisation and Productivity; Location and Development; Industry and Labour; and Industrial India. This book, written in a lucid style, provides a very systematic, succinct and critical analysis of the various topics and incorporates the latest developments.

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This is a very useful text/ reference book for the students of Industrial Economics, Indus trial Economy of India, Industry and Labour, Industry and Finance, Business and Govern ment, Economic Environment of Business, Indian Economy, etc.

The 32 chapters of this book cover nine broad areas, viz., Introduction; Business-Government Interface; Industry and Finance; Size and Concentration; Rationalisation and Productivity; Location and Development; Industry and Labour; and Industrial India.
This book, written in a lucid style, provides a very systematic, succinct and critical analysis of the various topics and incorporates the latest developments.

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