Industrial growth and stagnation : the debate in India / edited by Deepak Nayyar c.2

By:

"Nayyar, Deepak (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Oxford University Press; 1994Description: 354: illISBN:

019563442X

Subject(s):

Industrial growth

DDC classification:

338.9 IND

Summary: The problems of industrialization in India, situated in the macro-economic perspective have been the subject of a lively debate in India. This volume brings together a selection of essays, published in the Economic and Political Weekly , that made a significant contribution to the debate. This book is intended for economists, students of development economics, policy planners.

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The problems of industrialization in India, situated in the macro-economic perspective have been the subject of a lively debate in India. This volume brings together a selection of essays, published in the Economic and Political Weekly , that made a significant contribution to the debate. This book is intended for economists, students of development economics, policy planners.

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