Tribal development and financial institutions in India

By:

Surya Kumari C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Allahabad; Chugh Publications; 1990Description: 157 pISBN:

8185076

Subject(s):

Tribes

DDC classification:

307.7 SUR

Summary: The present work relates mainly to the impact of Financial Institutions on the development of the tribal economy. As credit requirements of different religions differ depending upon the stage of development, region-wise analysis of the availability and utili sation of credit is useful for formula ting efficient credit policies. An attempt is made in this study to examine the flow, adequacy and utilisation patterns of credit and to study its impact on input use and income generation in tribal areas. This book will be of interest and use to all Scholars, Students of Com merce, Economics and Anthropology and a guide for policy makers asses sing the impact of credit supply on tribal economy.

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The present work relates mainly to the impact of Financial Institutions on the development of the tribal economy. As credit requirements of different religions differ depending upon the stage of development, region-wise analysis of the availability and utili sation of credit is useful for formula ting efficient credit policies. An attempt is made in this study to examine the flow, adequacy and utilisation patterns of credit and to study its impact on input use and income generation in tribal areas.

This book will be of interest and use to all Scholars, Students of Com merce, Economics and Anthropology and a guide for policy makers asses sing the impact of credit supply on tribal economy.

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