Titlebook: India’s Economic Development Strategies 1951–2000 A.D.; J. N. Mongia Book 1985 J.N. Mongia 1985 Economic Development.Inflation.population.

GRACE

重畫(huà)只能放棄

Small-scale Sector constraints are: inadequacy of resources including capital, equipment, technology, skills, etc., high growth rate of population, and adverse land-man ratio. Besides, the establishment of basic and heavy producer goods industries, which is an essential pre-requisite for laying the foundation of rapi

Antioxidant

Scleroderma

BRIDE

Protein

Foreign Trade and Balance of Payment was, adopted with the beginning of the first Five Year Plan in 1950–51, strategies of development which have been debated and chosen, have been either implicitly or explicitly related to specific aspects of the external sector. The choice between import substitution oriented strategies and export p

BLA

Lacunar-Stroke

Transport At the same time, it accelerates mobility of both people and goods by bridging the gap in time and space. Further, transport is pervasive. It influences spatial and temporal distribution of economic activity, business structure, size of markets, modes of production, life style of people and alterna

審問(wèn)

Poverty for raising the standard of living of the people by achieving faster rate of growth, equitable distribution, and complete political and economic independence was felt from the very inception of Indian Planning.

Picks-Disease