Liberalisation And Globalisation Of Indian Economy ( Vol. 2 ) (Hardcover)  | Released: 2000

Six years have passed since the fast process of Liberalisation and Globalisation was started in India in July 1991. The book examines the achievements and failures of the process of economic reforms during this period. It makes useful suggestions to make the economic reforms more successful and human. The role which the state has to play in accelerating the process of economic development and in lessening social tensions involved in rapid economic reforms has been clearly laid down in detail. The book studies the experience of economic reforms in other countries and the lessons which India can draw from that. It also examines the role which multinationals can play in the economic development of the country. The book analyses the impact of economic reforms on the agricultural economy and the cottage and small scale sector. It emphasises the need for greater attention to these sectors on which depends the well being of an overwhelming portion of the population. A host of issues concerning the process of liberalisation and globalisation have been examined by fortyseven economists spread over the entire country. The first Volume was published in 1995 and the response of readers was so heavy that it had to be reprinted again. The encouraging response to the first Volume has led to the publication of the second Volume.Table of Contents: 1. Globalisation and Liberalisation of Indian Economy K.R. Gupta 2. Towards Globalisation and International Competitiveness Brinda Jagirdar 3. Some Issues in Liberalisation of Trade in Agriculture Ajit Kumar Singh 4. State Versus Market in the Contemporary Management of the Financial System S.N. Mishra 5. Developments in International Trade 19001992 Jon O. Norbom 6. Prospects of Indian Economic Reforms in Global Financial and Trading System Mohan Prasad Shrivastava 7. Impacts of Structural Reforms on Indian Economy Between 1991 And 1995 : A Study B.A. Prakash 8. Indias Economic Development: The Role of Public Sector Shobha Ahuja 9. Structural Adjustment and Indias Export Performance Shobha Ahuja 10. Role of the State Versus the Market: The Indian Experience Kandarpa Kr. Barman 11. The State and the Market Morphosis : Who Drives Whom? Dilip Haider 12. Economic Reforms and Social Justice Shrawan Kumar Singh 13. The State and the Market: A Theoretical Framework Rajendera Kumar 14. Financial Reforms : From Direct to Indirect Control Deepak S. Nighoskar and V. Upadhyay 15. Inter-Regional Disparities in Industrialisation : The State Versus Free Market Rameshan P. 16. Market Formation and State Action for Industrialization in the Third World : A Beginners View Bhaskar Majumder 17. Liberalisation Measures and Housing Development M. Mahadeva 18. State Vis-a-Vis Market; A New Deal For Developing Countries N. Jha 19. Structural Adjustment Programme and Employment in India Shailesh K. Choubey and N.G. Pendse 20. Globalisation and Labour R. Mukherji 21. The State, Market and Health Care Services in India Sailabala Debi 22. Economic Reforms and Economic Growth in India R.V. Dadibhavi 23. Free Market Operations Under the States Influences Shyam Sundar Pd. Sharma 24. Market Reforms for Economic Growth Karnati Lingaiah 25. Trade Policy and Economic Growth in Developing Countries : A Review of Literature (1950s to date) Pratima Kumari 26. Global Integration and the Question of Long-run Growth Smriti Mukherjee 27. The Globalisation Syndrome and Industrial R&D in India : Implications and Prospects Vikram Chadha 28. Trade Liberalization in India : Some Issues Bhavana S. Kantawala and Vinod K. Padaria 29. State Cannot be Supplanted Y.L. Inamdar and Smt. S.G. Purohit