Theories of Development & Indian Economics -Dr.S.R. Myneni

Theories of Development & Indian Economics by Dr. S.R. Myneni is a law textbook published by Allahabad Law Agency.

Written with the needs of law students in mind, it explains the principles and provisions of the subject in a systematic and readable manner, making it a dependable companion for coursework and examination preparation.

Key highlights:

• Systematic, student-friendly treatment of the subject
• Suited to the LL.B. syllabus and competitive examinations
• A trusted Allahabad Law Agency title

What’s Inside — Chapter Map (51 Chapters)

Economic Development · Vicious Circle of Poverty · Rostow’s Stages of Growth · Theories of Economic Growth · Balance and Unbalanced Growth · Big Push Theory · Critical Minimum Effort Theory · Models of Economic Growth

Unit I — Trends in Indian Economy: Trends in Population Growth · Estimates of National Income in India · Post-Independence Economic Policies Relating to Natural Resources in India · Trends and Inter-regional Variations in the Incidence of Rural Poverty · Inequality in Income Distribution in India · Unemployment and Employment Schemes · Labour Productivity and Wages

Unit II — Planning: Logic of India’s Development Strategies · Planning Process · Priorities Between Agriculture and Industry · Deficit Financing in India · Choice of Technology · Review of Indian Plans · Pricing · Black Money and Corruption · Centre and State Finances

Unit III — Agriculture: Basic Characteristics of Indian Economy and its Transformation since Independence · Agricultural Economics · Evaluation of Agrarian Relations (LAND REFORMS) · Integrated Rural Development · Commercialisation of Agriculture · Economics of Farm Management · Agricultural Credit (Rural Credit) · Role of Capital Formation · Credit and Banking System

Unit IV — Industry: Large Scale Industry · Small Scale Industries · Role of Public, Private and Joint Sectors · Regulation of Private Corporate Sector · Anti-Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Regulation · Industrial Labour Relations · Sources of Long-term Industrial Finance · Industrial Sickness · Special Economic Zones in India · Issues of Land Acquisition for Industries · Industrial Policy of the Government of India · Transport and Communication Systems in India · Limited Liability Company (LLC) and Bankruptcy · Import Substitution and Export Promotion · International Investment (Foreign Capital) · International Aid · International Corporations (Multinational Corporations) · Trends in New Economic Order