Indian Economics (For Law Students)

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Description
Students who study ' Indian Economics' are afraid of numerous figures they come across. To make easy the subject, the author presents this book with the least use of figures. For ready reference much of latest statistical data is given at the end of the book under the chapter 'Selected Economic Indicators of India'. This book is prepared keeping in view the syllabus of five-hears B.L. Degree Course of different universities. It is hoped that the present edition will meet in a great measure the needs of those for whom it is meant. The author expresses his profound gratitude to the authors and publishers of the books of references. The author is also thankful to M/s Allahabad Law Agency for their all over cooperation. Suggestions for the improvement of the book are welcome and will be gratefully acknowledged.
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Contents
Unit I – Trends in Indian Economy
1.    Trends in Population Growth
2.    Estimates of National Income in India
3.    Post-Independence Economic Policies Relating to Natural Resources in India
4.    Trends and Inter-Regional Variations in the Incidence of Rural Poverty
5.    Inequality in Income Distribution in India
6.    Unemployment and Employment Schemes
7.    Labour Productivity and Wages
Unit II – Planning
1.    Logic of India’s Development Strategies
2.    Planning Process
3.    Priorities Between Agriculture and Industry
4.    Deficit Financing in India
5.    Choice of Technology
6.    Review of Indian Plans
7.    Pricing
8.    Black Money in India (Parallel Economy in India)
9.    Centre and State Finances
Unit III – Agriculture
1.    Basic Characteristics of Indian Economy and its Transformation Since Independence
2.    Agriculture Economics
3.    Evaluation of Agrarian Relations (Land Reforms)
4.    Integrated Rural Development
5.    Commercialisation of Agriculture
6.    Economics of Farm Management
7.    Agricultural Credit (Rural Credit)
8.    Role of Capital Formation
9.    Credit and Banking System
Unit IV – Industry
1.    Large Scale Industry
2.    Small Scale Industries
3.    Role of Public, Private and Joint Sectors
4.    Regulation of Private Corporate Sector
5.    Anti-Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Regulation
6.    Industrial Labour Relations
7.    Sources of Long-term Industrial Finance
8.    Industrial Sickness
9.    Industrial Policy of the Government of India
10.  Transport and Communication System in India
Unit V – Trade Policy and Foreign Investment
1.    Import substitution and Export Promotion
2.    International Investment (Foreign Capital)
3.    International AID
4.    International Corporations (Multinational Corporations)
5.    Trends in New Economic order
Appendix - Selected Economics Indicators of India
Bibliography
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Author Details
Dr. S.R. Myneni, M.A., M.Ed., LL.M., Ph.D., P.G. Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication, P.G. Diploma in Econometrics, P.G. Diploma in Mathematics Ekadhika in Vedic Mathematicss, Rashtra Bhasha Praveena (Hindi) Diploma in Russian Language.
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