The political economy of industrialisation : from self-reliance to globalisation / Dalip S. Swamy.

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Swamy, Dalip Singh

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TextPublication details: New Delhi : Sage Publications, c1994.Description: 292 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

0803994737
0803991304
8170363330
817036356X

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338.954 SWA

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Summary: On achieving independence in 1947, India accorded priority to industrial growth in its economic plans and policies. The aim was to usher in a new economic order based on self-reliance, optimal employment, social justice and prosperity for all. However, the actual performance of the industrial sector has completely belied these expectations

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [282]-288) and index.

On achieving independence in 1947, India accorded priority to industrial growth in its economic plans and policies. The aim was to usher in a new economic order based on self-reliance, optimal employment, social justice and prosperity for all. However, the actual performance of the industrial sector has completely belied these expectations

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