Title
Bharat 2050 : Sthayi Samriddhi ki Yojana / Rāmagopāla Agravāla.
ISBN
9789385985522
9789352803637 (electronic bk.)
Published
Los Angeles ; London ; New Delhi, India : Sage Bhasha, 2017.
Language
Hindi
Description
1 online resource (xxxviii, 384 pages)
Call Number
HC435.3 .A337 2017
Dewey Decimal Classification
338.954
Summary
Can India achieve a high-income status by 2050 when it celebrates the centenary of its Republic? Will the nation eliminate absolute poverty and improve its human development record? This book emphasizes the centrality of a trade-oriented services sector led by communication, business services, health, education, research, and innovations for achieving these growth targets. It also argues that inclusiveness, financial prudence, and low-carbon lifestyles are preconditions to long-term growth. India can achieve such prosperity neither through the socialistic policies of 1950-80 nor through the neo-liberalistic policies since 1980. It needs to, instead, follow a middle-path approach closer to the systems adopted by Germany and the Nordic countries. It is within this framework that India will devise its independent development paradigm rooted in its own traditions and realities.
Note
An attempt to understand India's future and development by 2050!
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Access Note
Access limited to authorized users.
Source of Description
Description based on print version record.
Foreword Ambassador Shyam SaranPrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionEnding International Income Apartheid in the 21st CenturyIndia's Growth Story: A Basis for Confidence but in Need of Course CorrectionA New Paradigm for Sustainable ProsperityGrowth Prospects: Downside Scenario and Preferred ScenarioExport-oriented Knowledge Economy for Sustainable Economic ProsperityEnsuring Social Sustainability of ProsperityFinancially Sustainable Resource MobilizationMaking Prosperity Ecologically SustainableToward Decentralized Knowledge-Centric Cities in Prosperous India 2050Getting the Government do Its Duty of Providing Public GoodsSome Overarching ThemesIndia at CrossroadsBibliographyIndex.
