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245			_aIndia Emerging: From Policy Paralysis to Hyper Economics
260			_bBloomsbury India _c2019 _aNew Delhi
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500			_aPart I: Early Development 1. India before the millennium Only Indira Gandhi Was Disruptive Part II: Finance and Economy 2. Living Dangerously with a Troubled Legacy: The Chimera of Achhe Din 3. Jan Dhan and Demonetisation: A Political Gain and Economic Loss 4. GST: Reform Done Revamp needed for a Business-Friendly Solution Part III Energy 5. Coal Makes a New Beginning: Production and Distribution Revives 6. Opportunity to Build Oil Infrastructure Lost: High Taxes Hurt the Consumer 7. A Remarkable Progress in Renewable Energy: Solar Wind Cheaper Than Fossils Part IV: Manufacturing and infrastructure 8. Mining in the pits: activism and Iiiegal mining continues 9. Infrastructure: reasonable growth but environmental cabers Renaud 10. Manufacturing: moving out of the woods but slowly Part V: Food and agriculture 11. Volatility in food prices: can it be controlled 12. Indian agriculture at crossroads: new direction needed Part VI: social sector 13. MGNREGA: need wage distribution and rural asset building 14. Swatch bharat mission: is Rural India using the toilets build Part VII: Employment 15. Jobs are growing, but so are educated unemployed 16. Entrepreneurship: start- ups flourish, unicorns prosper Part VIII: digital India 17. Telecom: a growing story Despite call drops 18. IT Sector: facing global headwinds Part IX: The way ahead 19. Managing future risks
600			_aEconomics _944632
700			_aSen, Aarohi _944633
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