Role of Public Policy in Development Process
«“This book is a very informative collection of papers focused on regional aspects of India’s growth. A few papers deal with the emerging concerns relating to inequality and growth. It is a must read for policy makers and researchers in Social Sciences.”- R. Radhakrishna, Chairperson, Madras Institute of Development Studies, Chennai.
“In the present economic environment when private sector is seen as a solution to most of our problems, this book has underscored the role of public policy in arriving at the right balance between the market and the government to reach social justice for people rather than social efficiency. This book has highlighted the role of public policy in the major sectors of our economy, and shown how well-designed policies can play a critical role even in our market oriented economy to reach optimum well-being of people.”- Indira Hirway, Director and Professor of Economics, Center for Development Alternatives, Ahmedabad.
“This volume brings together contributions from some of the best researchers in agriculture, industry, employment, urbanisation, drinking water, health and decentralised governance, all threaded together by insights into public policy and its impact on development and structural transformation. Students, researchers and policy makers will find, in this book, a fresh bearing on these issues in the perspective of changing contours of Indian economy.”- S.R. Hashim, Chairman, Institute for Human Development, New Delhi; Editor, IASSI Quarterly, Contributions to Indian Social Science.
“For anyone interested in India’s economy and policy responses, this volume is a must read.”- Tushaar Shah, IWMI-Tata Water Po.»
What should be the contours of public policy for crucial sectors in the Indian context? The real debate today is about finding the right balance between market forces and government for Pareto efficiency. Les mer
The collection of papers in the present volume, attempt at the development of an analytical framework for the formulation of development policy, bearing on crucial segments of the economy and society mainly, agriculture sector, industrial development, employment and entrepreneurship, urbanisation, weaker sections, and governance issues.
Nineteen chapters comprising the volume are organised under four sections: Section 1 Issues in Agriculture Sector; Section 2 Industrial Development, Employment and Entrepreneurship; Section 3 Issues in Sustainable Urbanisation; Section 4 Governance Structure and Development Outcomes.
The papers appearing in the volume were presented at a seminar funded by the Indian Council of Social Science Research.
Detaljer
- Forlag
- Academic Foundation
- Innbinding
- Innbundet
- Språk
- Engelsk
- ISBN
- 9789332704213
- Utgivelsesår
- 2024
- Format
- 24 x 16 cm
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«“This book is a very informative collection of papers focused on regional aspects of India’s growth. A few papers deal with the emerging concerns relating to inequality and growth. It is a must read for policy makers and researchers in Social Sciences.”- R. Radhakrishna, Chairperson, Madras Institute of Development Studies, Chennai.
“In the present economic environment when private sector is seen as a solution to most of our problems, this book has underscored the role of public policy in arriving at the right balance between the market and the government to reach social justice for people rather than social efficiency. This book has highlighted the role of public policy in the major sectors of our economy, and shown how well-designed policies can play a critical role even in our market oriented economy to reach optimum well-being of people.”- Indira Hirway, Director and Professor of Economics, Center for Development Alternatives, Ahmedabad.
“This volume brings together contributions from some of the best researchers in agriculture, industry, employment, urbanisation, drinking water, health and decentralised governance, all threaded together by insights into public policy and its impact on development and structural transformation. Students, researchers and policy makers will find, in this book, a fresh bearing on these issues in the perspective of changing contours of Indian economy.”- S.R. Hashim, Chairman, Institute for Human Development, New Delhi; Editor, IASSI Quarterly, Contributions to Indian Social Science.
“For anyone interested in India’s economy and policy responses, this volume is a must read.”- Tushaar Shah, IWMI-Tata Water Po.»