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The Indian economy is 19th world's largest. The book is helping to create an understanding of how India has managed its growth and changed the world of economics. Indian economy continues to be affected by the changing international economic environment, technological advancements, demographic changes and slow pace of policy reforms. It's hard to imagine just how this all this change affects us in our daily lives. This marvelous book on the Indian economic development might help you understand some of these effects better than ever before. If you are interested in this book, let us know why not? The cover of the Book says that it is for the students. It will help them to understand the Indian economy. This book describes an economic history of India from roughly 600 BC to 2000 AD. The outlook is based on Indian economic history of roughly the last 2 thousand years. The major focus is on the last 700 years especially 1870 to 2000 AD when British rule ended and India became an independent country. Some of key issues tackled by this book are here mentioned: This book is different in nature, though based on many similar premises with above book. The following are some of the topics that the book covers: The Indian economy has constraints that could impede its economic growth. Some of these constraints are listed below.Despite these constraints, the Indian economy has grown at an impressive rate. The average growth rate was 2.5% during 1951–80, which increased to 3.5% during 1980–90 and to 6% since then. India's economic development is founded on agriculture, especially in the rural areas where 68% of people live, and on strong software-sector growth in metropolitan areas. The manufacturing industry comprises 16% of GDP; however, its exports have stagnated since the early 1990s due to high costs and low product quality. For the past few years, India has experienced a large rise in the number of billionaires, but its economy remains significantly underdeveloped compared to that of other industrialised countries. One hopes that India can develop further and become a developed industrial nation by reaching industrialisation level 5.0 by 2026–27. India has faced many challenges in its development process. Some of these challenges are mentioned below:This book describes the Indian economy from the perspective of an economist, who is also one of the founding members of the Atlas Group that provides consulting services to Indian Economy. The views expressed are purely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of other members or employees at Atlas Group. This book contains a lot of information on the Indian Economy, which was very useful for the readers. It gives a detailed analysis of various sectors, institutions and policies. The following are some of the key issues referred to in the book:The scope of this book is to provide an overview of India's economic development from 1857 to 1947 by analysing selected aspects of economic policy implementation. To underline these aspects it has identified three pillars: (1) Growth and implementation of government reforms; (2) Institutional framework for implementation; and (3) Impact on economic growth performance. cfa1e77820
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