3 edition of Indian economy under the new regime found in the catalog.
Indian economy under the new regime
Prabirjit Sarkar
Published
1995
by Centre for Studies in Social Sciences in Calcutta
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Written in English
Edition Notes
Statement | Prabirjit Sarkar. |
Series | Occasional paper ;, 151, Occasional paper (Centre for Studies in Social Sciences) ;, no. 151. |
Classifications | |
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LC Classifications | Microfiche 96/60202 (H) |
The Physical Object | |
Format | Microform |
Pagination | 3, 28 p. |
Number of Pages | 28 |
ID Numbers | |
Open Library | OL953403M |
LC Control Number | 95911002 |
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The East India Company, overseen by the government's India Office, administered the rich areas with the populous cities; the rest of India remained under Indian princes, with British residents in effective control. Great Britain regarded India as an agricultural reservoir and a market for British goods, which were admitted duty free. “Taking into account some of the most common exemptions exercised under the current tax regime, a common taxpayer will end up paying more as per the new regime Author: Hemani Sheth.
Foreign Trade Policy are few to be named The following sections have been inserted in the new edition: 1. Indian Economy Stellar Performance 2. Spreading JAM across India’s Economy 3. Goods and Service Tax: A Progressive Tax Regime 4. Niti Ayog: The Premier Policy Think Tank 5. Startup India: Wings to Fly above the Sky : Sanjiv Verma. contents foreword iii unit i: development policies and experience () chapter 1: indian economy on the eve of independence 3 –low level of economic development under the colonial rule 4 –agricultural sector 5 –industrial sector 7 –foreign trade 8 –demographic condition 9 –occupational structure 10 –infrastructure 11 chapter 2: indian economy 16 –the.
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