Reserve Bank of India, 1951-1967

By:

Balachandran, G

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Oxford Uniersisty Press; 1998Description: 1190 pISBN:

9780195644685

Subject(s):

Banks and banking

DDC classification:

332.1 BAL

Summary: This is the only authoritative history of the most important institution in India's economic development. Balachandran's book, meticulously researched and based on unrestricted access to the Reserve Bank of India's untapped records, completely covers the formative years after this nation' independence. Documented here (for the first time anywhere) is India's full-scale establishment of an institutional infrastructure for agricultural and long-term industrial credit and regulation banking. The book also takes a close look at India's external sector development. Finally, it explore the enduring relationship between the national government and the central bank. The depth and detail of Balachandran's work make this book a pioneering one. Students, researchers, and teachers of economics and modern Indian history--as well as bankers and journalists--will consider this volume.

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This is the only authoritative history of the most important institution in India's economic development. Balachandran's book, meticulously researched and based on unrestricted access to the Reserve Bank of India's untapped records, completely covers the formative years after this nation' independence. Documented here (for the first time anywhere) is India's full-scale establishment of an institutional infrastructure for agricultural and long-term industrial credit and regulation banking. The book also takes a close look at India's external sector development. Finally, it explore the enduring relationship between the national government and the central bank. The depth and detail of Balachandran's work make this book a pioneering one. Students, researchers, and teachers of economics and modern Indian history--as well as bankers and journalists--will consider this volume.

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