Economic Reforms in India : Retrospect and Prospect is a collection of articles written by experienced teachers and young scholars which were presented at a National Seminar organized by the Department of Economics, Osmania University, Hyderabad in 2001. The Seminar was meant to assess the direction and impact of economic reform in India and also to suggest the future course of reforms. The articles are data based analytical and policy prescriptive. The book shall be useful to research scholars, policy makers and public at large.
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Economic Reforms in India : Retrospect and Prospect
(lnaugural Address By Dr. C. Rangarajan)
- Impact of WTO and Economic Reforms on Indian Agriculture
-Y. V. Krishna Rao
- Economic Reforms, Agricultural Growth and Rural Poverty in A.P.
-S. Subrahmanyam, S. Sudhakar Reddy
- Second Wave should Reform Agricultural Productivity
-G. Chandrasekar Rao, B. Nagaraja
- Plight of Agriculture After New Economic Reforms In India
-C. Srinivasulu
- Reforms and Corporation of Indian Agriculture : Some Emerging Issues
-A. G. Moss
- Economic Reforms and Changing Public Enterprise Policy in India in 1990s : Some Reflections
-R. K. Mishra, B. Navin
- Performance of Indian Industries A `Post-Reform` Evaluation
-V. Bhanu
- Industrial Investment in India : A Regional A Regional Analysis
-M. Vara Prasad
- Economic Reforms and Small-Scale Industries in India: Some Issues
-T. L. N. Swamy
- Economic Reforms and Textile Industry : A Case Study Of Handlooms and Powerlooms in Chittor District of A. P.
-K. Sreenivasulu Naidu, Dr. B. Nagaraja, V. Ramesh Babu
- Impact of Structural Adjustment Programme On the Policies of S-Scale Industries in India
-M. Ramanjaneyulu
- Prospects of Financial Sector Reforms in India – A Note
-C. Siva Rama Krishna Rao
- Two Leading Monetary and Fiscal Reforms in India And their Impact
-O. S. Shrivastava
- Changing Perspective of the Banking Sector : Regulatory Refocuss and Resource Management
-Meera Lal
- Financial Sector Reforms and Capital Market In India
-K. Malla Reddy
- Torpid Revenue Performance in India`s Tax System
-M. Upender
- Reforms in Government Securities Market in India : Some Issue and Problems
-Ranjan Kumar Dash
- A Review of India-Capital Market
-N. Maria Das
- Employment Generation in India During the era of Liberalisation
-G. Chandrasekar Rao, D. Krishnamoorthy
- Economic Liberalisation-Structural Changes In Employment Market in India
-T. Jyothi Rani, K, Manuja Devi
- Reforms and Growth without Employment Growth
-K. Chakradhar Rao
- Economic Reforms and Employment Situation In India : An Overview
-G. Laxmaiah
- Economic Reforms and Rural Poverty in India
-Dr. K. Pratap Reddy
- Impact of Reforms on Inequality and Poverty among the Dalits in Tamil Nadu
-S. Venkatesan
- Social Sector Development-A Weak Link in Economic Reforms
-G. Saibaba, O. Munirathnam Naidu
- Economic Reforms and Social Development In the Southern States
-K. Nageswara Rao
- Economic Reforms and Health Status in India
-K. Hanumantha Rao, K. Rajya Lakshmi, K. Jayasree
- Economic Reforms in Health Sector : A Closer Examination
-T. Prabhakar Reddy
- Economic Reforms and the Developments in Education in A. P.
-Dr. B. Shiva Reddy
- Nutritional Security and Role of Voluntary Organisations in the Post-Reforms Period
-S. Indrakant
- Impact of New Economic Policy on Gender and Work
-Ratna Kumari
- Impact of Economic Reforms with Special Reference To Service Sector in India
-K. Venkat Narayana, T. Papi Reddy
- Economic Reforms and Institutional Factors
-V. K. Srinivasan
- Economic Reforms and Institutionalism in India
-J. V. Raghavendra Rao
- Financial Sector Reforms-Some Institutional Aspects
-B. S. R. Rao
- Water User`s Associations is Andhra Pradesh : Some Issues
-K. Muthyam Reddy
- Globalisation in the Economic Reforms Period of the Indian Economy
-Gautam Murthy
- Globalisation-Poverty, World Bank, IMF, WTO And India
-Boppana Nagarjuna
- The Adverse Impact of Globalisation on Developing Countries with Special Reference to India
-I. Daisy
- The Challenges of Globalisation
-M. Lakshmi Narasaiah
- Economic Reforms and Foreign Direct Investment : The Case of India
-J. Mahender Reddy
- Impact of FDI on Emerging Economies Comparative Analysis of India and China
-Dr. R. Sidda Goud
- Economic Reforms and Foreign Direct Investments In India : Emerging Trends and Patterns
Rajesh P.
- Liberalisation of External Trade and economic Growth : Indian Experience
-G. Ramakrishna
- Impact of Trade Reforms on India`s External Trade
-Dr. K. Sai Haragopal
- Some Tendencies in the Trade Sector In the Post-Liberalisation Period – A Note
-Patta. Ventkateswarlu
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