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100			_aKapila, Raj (ed.)
245		0	_aUnderstanding India's economic reforms
260			_aDelhi
260			_bAcademic Foundation
260			_c1996
300			_a436 p.
520			_aBeginning Mid-1991, India has adopted a far-reaching economic reforms progra mme with a view to building up an economic system which could effectively integrate it with the rest of the world. A consensus is now emerging that an economy that fails to reform itself could also fail to effectively tackle the basic prob lem of poverty and unemployment. A more open economy which does not suffer from excessive govern ment controls and regulations is necessary to bring about a rapid and sustained improvement in the eco nomic and social life of the people. The continuing economic reforms in India are designed to achieve this. This study in Six Volumes, 107 chapters & statistical appen dices, contributed by eminent economists and experts, provides an and EXHAUSTIVE IN-DEPTH ANALYTICAL account of various aspects of structural reforms for understanding the process of Economic Reforms in India, cover ing the past, the present and the future agenda for reforms.
650			_aEconomic reforms India 1996
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