India 2050: a roadmap to sustainable prosperity Agarwala, Ramgopal

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Agarwala, Ramgopal

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Sage 2014Description: xxxv, 350 pISBN:

9789351500438

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DDC classification:

338.95407 A4I6

Summary: This book emphasizes the centrality of a trade-oriented services sector led by communication, business services, health, education, research, and innovations for achieving these growth targets. It also argues that inclusiveness, financial prudence, and low-carbon lifestyles are preconditions to long-term growth. India can achieve such prosperity neither through the socialistic policies of 1950–80 nor through the neo-liberalistic policies since 1980. It needs to, instead, follow a middle-path approach closer to the systems adopted by Germany and the Nordic countries. It is within this framework that India will devise its independent development paradigm rooted in its own traditions and realities. (http://www.sagepub.in/books/Book244499?siteId=sage-india&prodTypes=any&q=9789351500438&pageTitle=productsSearch)

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This book emphasizes the centrality of a trade-oriented services sector led by communication, business services, health, education, research, and innovations for achieving these growth targets. It also argues that inclusiveness, financial prudence, and low-carbon lifestyles are preconditions to long-term growth.
India can achieve such prosperity neither through the socialistic policies of 1950–80 nor through the neo-liberalistic policies since 1980. It needs to, instead, follow a middle-path approach closer to the systems adopted by Germany and the Nordic countries. It is within this framework that India will devise its independent development paradigm rooted in its own traditions and realities.
(http://www.sagepub.in/books/Book244499?siteId=sage-india&prodTypes=any&q=9789351500438&pageTitle=productsSearch)

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