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India's economic reforms and development: essays for Manmohan Singh / edited by Isher Judge Ahluwalia and I.M.D. Little - New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2008. - 414 p.

CONTRIBUTORS ; INTRODUCTION ; SECTION I: INDIA'S DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY ;
1. THE DESIGN OF INDIAN DEVELOPMENT ;
2. DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES: WAS THERE AN ALTERNATIVE TO MAHALANOBIS? ;
3. DEVELOPMENT, INFLATION, AND MONETARY POLICY ;
4. THEORY AND PRACTICE OF DEVELOPMENT ; SECTION II: TRANSITION TO OPEN ECONOMY ;
5. INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA'S REFORMS ;
6. INDIAN AGRICULTURE IN AN OPEN ECONOMY ;
7. FISCAL STABILIZATION AND ECONOMIC REFORMS IN INDIA ;
8. LIBERALIZATION, THE STOCK MARKET, AND THE MARKET FOR CORPORATE CONTROL: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE INDIAN ECONOMY? ;
9. INDIA'S EXPORT PERFORMANCE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ; SECTION III: POVERTY AND REFORM ;
10. ECONOMIC REFORMS AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION ;
11. FOOD SECURITY: INDIVIDUAL AND NATIONAL ;
12. INDIAN ECONOMIC POLICY REFORMS AND POVERTY: AN ASSESSMENT ; SECTION IV: CENTRE-STATE RELATIONS ;
13. TAX ASSIGNMENT IN THE INDIAN FEDERATION: A CRITIQUE ;
14. LIBERALIZATION, ECONOMIC REFORMS, AND CENTRE-STATE RELATIONS ;
15. THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CENTRE-STATE RELATIONS IN INDIA ; INDEX

ISBN: 9780198082231

Dewey Class. No.: 338.9 / AHL/I