Indian Economy

ISBN Number : 978-93-5051-243-2

Library Price : Rs.650

Library Dollar Price : 26$

Book Edition : First

Year of Publication : 2011

No. Of Pages : 272

About The Book

The present book has been written specifically for BBA Third Semester students of IP University, Delhi. It covers all topics included in the syllabus in an exhaustive and comprehensive manner. The discussion in the book is divided into five units. The organisation, structure and contents of these units is as follows :

Unit I on `Structure of Indian Economy` consists of four chapters. In this unit, we discuss the concepts of economic growth and development, distinction between these concepts, basic characteristics of the Indian economy, national income trends and structure of the Indian economy, and work force participation and occupational structure.

Unit II on `Planning and Economic Development` consists of five chapters. In this unit, we discuss the objectives of economic planning in India, industrial policy 1991, disinvestment in public sector enterprises, Tenth and Eleventh five Year Plans.

Unit III on `Problems in Indian Economy` consists of eight chapters. In this unit we focus on some specific problems that Indian economy is facing like the problem of poverty, unemployment, black money, economic inequalities, concentration of economic power, regional disparities, low capital formation and industrial sickness.

Unit IV on `Indian Economy and Foreign Trade` has four chapters devoted to a discussion of foreign trade trends in India, balance of payments, export-import policy, foreign exchange reserves, multinational corporations, FERA and FEMA.

Unit V on `Indian Economy − Emerging Issues` consists of two chapters − chapters 22 and 23. Chapter 22 discusses WTO and Indian economy while chapter 23 examines the role of foreign capital.

The language of the book has been kept simple and all relevant issues pertaining to the Indian economy have been discussed in considerable detail. For the convenience of students, important statements have been presented in bold italics and main points have been summed up under the caption `Key Points` at the end of each chapter. For the practice of students, a set of questions has been added at the end of each chapter.

Contents :

Important Statistical Information on Indian Economy
UNIT I : STRUCTURE OF INDIAN ECONOMY
1. Economic Growth and Development
2. Basic Characteristics of Indian Economy
3. National Income Trends and Structure of Indian Economy
4. Work Force Participation and Occupational Distribution
UNIT II : PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
5. Economic Planning in India − Features and Objectives
6. Industrial Policy 1991
7. Disinvestment of Public Enterprises
8. Tenth Five Year Plan
9. Eleventh Five Year Plan
UNIT III : PROBLEMS IN INDIAN ECONOMY
10. Poverty in India
11. Income Inequalities in India
12. Parallel Economy in India
13. Problem of Unemployment in India
14. Industrial Sector : Concentration of Economic Power and Its Regulation
15. Regional Imbalances and Balanced Regional Development
16. Capital Formation in India
17. Industrial Sickness in India
UNIT IV : INDIAN ECONOMY AND FOREIGN TRADE
18. India`s Foreign Trade : Significance, Composition and Direction
19. India`s Balance of Payments
20. Export-Import Policy
21. Multinational Corporations, FERA and FEMA
UNIT V : INDIAN ECONOMY − EMERGING ISSUES
22. WTO and Indian Economy
23. Role of Foreign Capital

About The Author

S. K. Misra is a Reader in Economics in Hindu College, Delhi University and has a teaching experience spanning four decades.

 V.K. Puri is a Reader in Economics in Shyam Lal College, Delhi University and has a teaching experience of almost three decades. They have co-authored some very popular and widely acclaimed textbooks. These include Indian Economy (currently running in sixteenth edition), Bharatiya Arthavyavastha (the Hindi version of the above book currently running in tenth edition), Economics of Development and Planning (currently running in seventh edition). Microeconomics: Theory and Applications Part I and II (currently running in second edition). Modern Microeconomics and Modern Macroeconomic Theory.

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