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Forging capitalism in Nehru's India : neocolonialism and the state, c. 1940-1970 / Nasir Tyabji

Author
Tyabji, Nasir
Published
New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2015.
Edition
First edition.
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Contents
Machine generated contents note: 1.Capital Accumulation under Colonial Economy and Company Law -- 2.Inculcating Corporate Responsibility: The Bombay Plan as Social Engineering -- 3.Liaquat Ali Khan's 1947 Budget and the Corporate Response -- 4.Administrative Attempts to Channel Accumulations: The Income Tax Investigation Commission -- 5.Sholapur Mills and the Initiation of Social Engineering -- 6.Private Industry and the Second Five-Year Plan: The Dalmia-Jain and Mundhra Episodes -- 7.Denouement: The Final Abolition of Managing Agencies.
Summary
This study explores the political economy of India from independence to the 1970s. Examining the newly independent state, it investigates the various facets of Nehruvian economics to analyse the factors which led to the growth of Indian industries and business.
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ISBN
9780199085439 (ebook)
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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