• ISBN13: 9788171565207
• Binding: Hardcover
• Subject: Economics
• Publisher: Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd
• Publisher Imprint: Atlantic
• Publication Date: June 1, 1995
• Pages: 580
• Original Price: INR 850.0
• Language: English
• Edition: N/A
• Item Weight: 610 grams
• BISAC Subject(s): Economics / General

This Volume is a testament of current thinking in Economic Science as being reflected through various parameters of Indian Economy. The Indian Economy is witnessing all round changes since the introduction of New Economic Policy. Nevertheless the global changes have compelled the economic agents of India to alter themselves completely in tune with their colour. Albeit, the government is moving ahead and claiming high successes of privatising, liberalising and globalising, there appears no clear solution for the problems of poverty, unemployment, backwardness, inequalities, vulnerable sections of the society viz. SCs/STs, environmental degradation and above all the socio-political rigidities. An attempt has been made in this Volume to investigate into the issues of economic reforms alongwith the basic structural problems of our economy. This Volume presents 46 research papers authored by economists from all regions of India. It is hoped that the Volume would be found highly useful by students, research scholars, professors and policy makers. The book would also be found of great interest by the layman interested in following the changing trends of Indian Economy.

Dr. A.D.N. Bajpai, (b. Hardoi, 1956) is at present Heading the Post-Graduate Department of Economics of Rani Durgavati University, Jabalpur. He has two books to his credit. Dr. Bajpai is on the several state level and national bodies including Expert Member of Scientific and Technical Terminology Commission. He is member of International Association of Energy Economists, Indian Economic Association, Indian Society of Labour Economics, and M.P. Economic Association. He is the Editor of Departmental Journal “Kautilya Varta” and Associate Editor of M.P. Economic Journal. Dr. Bajpai has about 70 papers to his credit. He specialises in Economics of Infrastructure, Energy and Environment. Dr. S.K. Choubey (b. Jabalpur, 1959) is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Economics, Rani Durgavati University. He specialises in Statistics and Demography. He has authored about 20 research papers, published in professional journals. He is member of several academic bodies including Indian Society of Population Economics, IEA, MPEA. Dr. N.G. Pendse (b. Kymore, 1959) is a Lecturer in the Department of Economics, Rani Durgavati University. He specialises in Development Economics. He has published about 25 research papers published in professional journals. He is member of several academic bodies including Indian Society of Agricultural Economics, IEA, MPEA and Input-Output Association. Dr. S.K. Shrivastava (b. Jabalpur, 1961), is a Lecturer in Economics in G.S. College of Commerce and Economics in Jabalpur. He specialises in Agricultural Economics. He has published a few papers in reputed journals and taken membership of M.P. Economic Association, Indian Economic Association and Indian Society of Agricultural Economics.

• SECTION I. ECONOMICS OF REFORMS

• 1. New Economic Policy - A Review
• Ruddar Datta
• 2. Economic Reforms : Harmonising with Social Objectives
• S.K. Singh
• 3. New Economic Policy and the Agricultural Sector
• Ajit Kumar Singh
• 4. Reform-oriented Budgets : A Synoptic View
• P. Jagdish Gandhi
• 5. Impact of Stabilisation and Structural Adjustment Programmes and State Government Finances - A Case Study of Madhya Pradesh
• A.C. Minocha
• 6. An Equity Aspect of Structural Adjustment Policies : A brief Review of Global and Indian Experience
• R.P. Gupta and Sara Attari
• 7. On Marketising Public Sector
• K.K. Sinha and Uma Sinha
• 8. Freeing the Agriculture
• R.K. Sinha
• 9. The Neglect of HRD as an important irritant in the way of Real Socio-economic Growth
• M.P. Goswami
• 10. The New Economic Environment: An Assessment
• B.M. Jauhari
• 11. Studying the Impact of Liberalisation on Foreign Trade by Input-Output Analysis
• K.K. Saxena and S.P. Sinha
• 12. Paradigms of Development Economics : The Indian Experiment
• S.N. Chaturvedi
• 13. Liberalisation: Agrarian Reforms and Poverty Reduction
• Kanchan Jain
• 14. New Direction in Planning : An Essay towards the Reappraisal of Planning
• K.N. Kabra
• 15. Some Observations on the Functioning of New Economic Policy
• S.C. Sharma
• 16. Structural Reforms in the Financial Sector
• Sanjiv Dubey
• 17. Inflation Control alongwith Growth : Indian Monetary Approach
• Basudeb Sahoo
• 18. Industrialisation of Madhya Pradesh
• R. Dass
• 19. Issue of Regional Disparities in Industrial Development of India under NEP
• Manish Sharma & Renu Gupta
• 20. How India Is Doing : Industrial Growth and Policy Intervention in the 1980s
• Rameshwar Tandon
• 21. Wage Goods Model Strategy of Economic Development with Special Reference to India
• Narendra Shukla

• SECTION II. ECONOMICS OF ENVIRONMENT, AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT

• 22. Poverty of Economics and Impoverishment of Environment
• P.K. Chaubey
• 23. Economic Development and Environment
• Seema Raizada
• 24. Planning for Rural Development
• I. Satyasundaram
• 25. Strategy for Employment in Rural Madhya Pradesh
• R.S. Tiwari
• 26. Renewable Natural Resources and Scientific Socialism
• R. Mukherjee
• 27. Agricultural Development in Bastar Division of Madhya Pradesh
• P.K. Mishra, R.M. Sahu and AM. Misra
• 28. Sustainable Growth of Agriculture in India : Need and Scope
• S.K. Mishra
• 29. Impact of Agricultural Land Ceiling Act Upon Average Size of Holding and Concentration of Land in M.P.
• A.D.N. Bajpai
• 30. Implementation of Land Reform Measures in Madhya Pradesh
• H.C. Jain & Rajesh Jain
• 31. Information Management in Revenue Administration
• Shailesh Pathak
• 32. Multipliers, Acclerators and the Agricultural Take-off - A Step Towards Rural Reconstruction
• N.M. Lall
• 33. An Economic Analysis of Crop Production in Madhya Pradesh (1960-61 to 1991-92)
• L.M.S. Baghel, N.G. Pendse and S.K. Chaubey
• 34. Poverty Alleviation : A Search Into the Large Sized Adivasi Multipurpose Cooperative Societies in West Bengal
• Alok Chatterjee

• SECTION III. ECONOMICS OF TRIBAL DEMOGRAPHY

• 35. Economic Responses to Population Change
• S.K. Chaubey & C.S. Aronkar
• 36. Differentials in Demographic Characteristics of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Castes
• G.D. Pandey & R.S. Tiwari
• 37. Changing Garos : Need for further Research
• Biman Kar
• 38. Elimination of Poverty and Exploitation: A Preliminary Study of H.P. Tribal Areas
• H.S. Parmar
• 39. Study of Baiga Tribal Area Research Project : A Case Study of Bilaspur Distt.
• B.B. Beohar & A.K. Sarawgi
• 40. Interface of the Tribals in M.P. - Sub-plan Strategy, Role of the Continued Failures
• O.S. Shrivastava
• 41. Features of Tribal Economy and Basic Needs of the Tribals
• S.K. Jain
• 42. Tribal Women Workers : Position and Problems - A Case Study in Maharashtra
• S.K.G. Sundaram

• SECTION IV. POLITICAL ECONOMY OF DEVELOPMENT

• 43. New Nations in International Politics
• S.C. Tiwari
• 44. Human Rights : The Asian Choice
• Vivek Mishra
• 45. An Alternative Model of Political Development : Psychological Perspective
• Ram Shankar
• 46. China’s Strategy for Economic Reforms and Modernisation
• Ram Dev Bharadwaj
• 47. Fixation of Fares in STUs.
• R.K. Shukla