Indian Economy Problems And Prospects

There was a consistent stagnation in some parts of Indian Economy till 1991. But after adoption of New Economy Reforms some stagnated parts experienced robust growth but some still lagged behind such as poverty, employment, population, living standard, price stability, agriculture etc. Moreover the New Economic Reforms accelerated the pace of economic disparity and regional imbalance more profoundly. In such scenario it is very much necessary to study Indian economy as a whole before and after 1991. In this respect the framers of this syllabus have kept a great vision regarding knowledge and inquisitiveness among students.

The Board of Studies, Pune University, Pune has framed a new syllabus for B.A. part-I “Indian Economy Problems and Prospects” and this new revised syllabus is going to effect from June 2013. So in this respect I am very much glad to hand over this much awaited and needful book regarding “Indian Economy - Problems and Prospects” for concern students and teachers.

1. Developing Economy

2. Population

3. Poverty and Unemployment

4. Agriculture

5. Industry

6. Labour

7. Planning

8. Economy of Maharashtra

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