Indian economy : Essays on money and finance

By:

"Rangarajan, C"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; UBS Pub.; 2002Description: 330pISBN:

9788174762528

Subject(s):

Momey

DDC classification:

332 RAN

Summary: This book deals with some selected policy issues in the Indian economy in the context of the ongoing macro-economic reform programme. A great deal has changed in the Indian economy since the crisis year 1990-91. This change has been brought about by far-reaching policy reforms that were initiated in the economy in the wake of the economic crisis. To most of us who participated in some capacity or other in the management of the Indian economy during these years, India's tryst with economic reform has been an experience worth recounting.

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This book deals with some selected policy issues in the Indian economy in the context of the ongoing macro-economic reform
programme. A great deal has changed in the Indian economy since the crisis year 1990-91. This change has been brought about by far-reaching policy reforms that were initiated in the economy in the wake of the economic crisis. To most of us who participated in some capacity or other in the management of the Indian economy during these years, India's tryst with economic reform has been an experience worth recounting.

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