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Author: Rahul De

Table of contents:

• Introduction
• The Colonial Economy – 1776–1947
• The Drive to Industrialize under Nehru’s Leadership – 1950–66
• The Turn to Populism under Indira Gandhi – 1967–79
• The Early Liberalization Years – 1980–2003
• Maturity of Reforms in the UPA Years – 2004–13
• Reforms under NDA – 2014–19
• 1 Colonialism and the Indian Economy
• The Great Divergence
• Why India Was Important to Britain
• How Did the EIC Create the Indian Economy?
• How Colonial Policies Shaped Indian Industries
• The Roots of Colonial Resistance
• The Critique of Home Charges
• World War 1
• World War 1 and Its Impact on Indian Industries
• Colonial Policies Encouraging Domestic Industries
• The Great Depression of 1929
• The Great Depression of 1929 and How It Impacted the Satyagraha Movement
• The Impact of the Great Depression on the Indian Economy
• The Changing Structure of the Indian Economy in the Early Twentieth Century
• The Rise of the INC as the Face of the Independence Movement
• India’s Role in World War 2 and How It Contributed to Independence
• State of the Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence
• References
• 2 The Drive to Industrialize under Nehru’s Leadership1950–66
• Inheriting the Colonial Economy
• Models of Economic Development
• India’s Unique Development Path under Nehru’s Direction
• Mixed Economy: The Middle Path
• Planning
• Political Responses to Nehruvian Mixed Economy Industrialization Development Model
• Industrial Policy
• Agricultural Sector
• Agricultural Policy
• External Policy
• How Did Nehruvian Policies Affect the Indian Economy?
• The Political Economy of Nehruvian Policy: Who Benefits?
• Shortcomings of Nehruvian Policy
• The Failure of Land Redistribution
• The Problem with the Planning Mechanism
• The 1965 Food Crisis and the End of the Nehruvian Policy Regime
• References
• 3 The Turn to Populism under Indira Gandhi 1967–79
• The Nehruvian Regime and the Crisis of 1965–66
• Dilution of Nehruvian Policy and the Turn to Liberal Reforms
• Internal Struggles in the INC and the Weakening of the PC
• Devaluation and the Dilution of Import Substitution Policies
• Green Revolution: Liberalization in the Agricultural Sector
• New Agricultural Strategy
• The Formation of the Food Commission of India
• Why Was It Referred to as the Green Revolution?
• The Impact of the NAS on the Indian Economy
• Criticism of the NAS
• The First Moment of Liberalization
• Destabilization of Government and the INC Split
• Infighting within the INC
• INC Split in 1969
• The Populist Turn under Indira Gandhi
• The Attack on Heavy Industry
• Curb on the Bargaining Powers of Organized Labor
• State of Emergency: 1975
• Making Sense of the Indira’s Political Regime: The Class Basis of Indira’s Policies
• Crisis of 1979
• References
• 4 The Early Liberalization Years 1980–2003
• What Are Liberal Reforms?
• Liberalization in 1980
• Impact of Partial Reforms in the 1980s on the Economy
• Liberalization in 1991
• Why 1991 Is Associated with Liberal Reforms
• The Foreign Exchange Crisis of 1991
• The Introduction of Reforms in 1991
• The Role of Private English Media
• Manmohan Singh’s Budget Speech
• The Impact of Reforms on the Economy
• Why Reforms in 1991 Did Not Have the Desired Effect on Industry and Exports
• How Reforms Reshaped Federal Politics in India
• The Impact of Reforms on the Agricultural Sector
• Who Benefited from Reforms?
• Reforms under the NDA Government
• Conclusion
• References
• 5 Maturity of Reforms in the UPA Years 2004–13
• How Was the UPA Different from Other Coalition Governments?
• Common Minimum Program
• National Advisory Council
• The Economy under the UPA
• Why Manufacturing Sector Growth Was Not Sustainable in This Period
• Government Spending Troubles and Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act of 2003
• Informal Labor
• SEZA: Decentralizing the Process of Reforms
• The Process and Politics that Shaped the SEZA
• Reforms with a Human Face: Rights-Based Social Policy Introduced by the UPA
• The Infrastructure for Rights-Based Social Policy
• Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) and Identification
• The Role of Civil Society and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
• Right to Information Act, 2005
• The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, 2005
• Social Rights Policies Introduced by the UPA
• Conclusion
• References
• 6 Reforms under the NDA Government 2014–19
• Electoral Strategy
• The NDA’s Economic Philosophy
• The BJP’s Election Manifesto, 2014
• Economic Survey, 2013–14
• NITI Aayog
• The Indian Economy under the NDA
• NDA I’s Economic Policies
• Welfare Policy under the NDA
• Digital Delivery Mechanism
• Demonetization
• Goods and Services Tax
• Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana
• Agrarian Distress and Farm Bill
• Conclusion

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