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

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Deficit Financingcy. The Second Plan, accordingly, went ahead with a bold programme of deficit financing in as much as it constituted one-fourth of the total public outlay. Whereas the Second Plan raised deficit financing to a high pedestal, the Third Plan seems to have sounded its deathknell leading to a feeling th

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Foreign Trade and Balance of Paymentian planners had to shoulder the. special responsibility of taking their own independent decisions on development and trade strategies. It should also be noted that the theoretical frameworks for advocating optimum packages of strategies were not— and perhaps even today are not—available to facilita

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Urbanizationssion on environmental pollution in the cities. The problems of the four giant cities—Bombay, Calcutta, Madras and Delhi — are discussed very briefly in Part V against the background of projections of increase in their population by two or three times during the 20-year period, 1980–2000, made by th

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R. P. S. Verma,J. D. Vermahat these polymorphic sequences have been subjected to balancing selection (., .). Analyses of allele frequency distributions (.) in various human populations have also supported the action of balancing selection for all HLA loci, with the exception of DPB1 (.). However, the Ewens-Watterson test (.)

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G. Thimmaiahhat these polymorphic sequences have been subjected to balancing selection (., .). Analyses of allele frequency distributions (.) in various human populations have also supported the action of balancing selection for all HLA loci, with the exception of DPB1 (.). However, the Ewens-Watterson test (.)

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