Indian Industry--Some Proposed Areas of Research.

George Rosen

Expert InsightsPublished 1966

A discussion of proposed areas of research on Indian industry. The most important seems to be the study of the interaction of industrial and agricultural sectors to determine what has been happening to rural demands for industrial goods since 1950, and to find means to expand rural consumption of industrial goods. Other areas of research proposed are an investigation into the operation of public sector industries and private industries to improve them, and a study to test certain key assumptions behind industrial planning in India. 5 pp.

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