Development planning and policy making

By:

Chopra, P. N

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Intellectual Publishing; 1991Description: 297 pISBN:

8170760283

Subject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

338.9 CHO

Summary: The book reviews in detail the planning concepts, de velopment strategies and policy-modelling exercises fashioned by development economists in its first part and then brings the analytical background to bear on the old and new economic policy frames evolved and adopted in India in the period 1956-1990. The distinguishing features of this book in its present edition are: inclusion of the discussion on inward oriented versus outward-oriented development poli cies, critical review of the New Economic Policy, analysis of the link between LDC-inflation and eco nomic development and a concise treatment of some misconceptions about development planning. The book concludes with the author's observations about New Economic Policy.

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The book reviews in detail the planning concepts, de velopment strategies and policy-modelling exercises fashioned by development economists in its first part and then brings the analytical background to bear on the old and new economic policy frames evolved and adopted in India in the period 1956-1990.

The distinguishing features of this book in its present edition are: inclusion of the discussion on inward oriented versus outward-oriented development poli cies, critical review of the New Economic Policy, analysis of the link between LDC-inflation and eco nomic development and a concise treatment of some misconceptions about development planning. The book concludes with the author's observations about New Economic Policy.

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