Economic development: as a subject for teaching and research/ Department of Economics, Rabindra Bharati University

Includes index

Development, distributive Justice and Historicity -- Some Issues in Development finance -- Economic Development: Ecological Respective -- Towards an Interdisciplinary approach to Development Studies -- Industrialization and structural change in Developing countries -- Development Economics and Economics of Development -- economic Growth and Unaccounted Money -- Development Finance: Issues and Implications -- Some Aspects of social Science survey Research Methodology -- Some Problems ion the Measurement and Comparison of Inter- Country Development Levels -- Surveys for Measurement of Level of Living -- The role of Deficit Financing in the context of Developing finance -- On the historical Relevance of Models of Economic Development -- On Development Planning Approach for Asian Countries -- Chinese Economic Development and its lessons -- Development Financing -- the Study of Economic History in a course of Economic Development -- Economic Development with Equity

The publication of this volume coincides with the third anniversary of the so called 'new economic policy' adopted by the Government of India in June, 1991. The new policy is being implemented mainly through granting the maximum possible freedom of action to private businesses, offering all possible encouragement for the transfer of capital, enterprise ad technology from the already developed countries and through a determined effort to end 'dirigism' or state guidance of economic activities. This policy has naturally divided the people, and more so students and teachers o development economics.