India's long road : the search for prosperity / Vijay Joshi.

By:

Joshi, Vijay

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Haryana : Allen Lane by Penguin Books India, 2016.Description: ix, 421p. ; 24cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9780670086825 hardback
0670086827

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

330.954 JOS 22

Summary: In this book, the author argues that the foundations of rapid, durable and inclusive economic growth in India are distinctly shaky. He lays out a penetrating analysis of the country’s recent faltering performance, set against the backdrop of its political economy and charts the course it should follow to achieve widely shared prosperity. He argues that for India to realize its huge potential, the relation among the state, the market and the private sector must be comprehensively realigned. His radical reform model includes a fiscally affordable scheme to provide a regular ‘basic income’ for all citizens that would speedily abolish extreme poverty.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 391-409) and index.

In this book, the author argues that the foundations of rapid, durable and inclusive economic growth in India are distinctly shaky. He lays out a penetrating analysis of the country’s recent faltering performance, set against the backdrop of its political economy and charts the course it should follow to achieve widely shared prosperity. He argues that for India to realize its huge potential, the relation among the state, the market and the private sector must be comprehensively realigned. His radical reform model includes a fiscally affordable scheme to provide a regular ‘basic income’ for all citizens that would speedily abolish extreme poverty.

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