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Intro; Foreword; A Brief About the Founder President; About the Volume; Tribute; Prelude; Contents; About the Editors; 1 Sacrifice Ratio and Cost of Inflation for the Indian Economy; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Concept of the Sacrifice Ratio; 3 Methods to Estimate the Sacrifice Ratio; 4 Sacrifice Ratio in India; 5 Cost of Inflation in India; 6 Concluding Remarks; References; 2 Financing Education in Gandhi's Thought Perspective; Abstract; 3 Making of State Agricultural Policy: A Demonstration; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Decoding Agricultural Policy
3 Overview of India's Agricultural Policymaking and Development4 Agricultural Policy-An Experience of Seven Decades; 4.1 Federalism and Agricultural Policy; 5 Farming in the Deccan Plateau: Characteristic Features; 5.1 Characteristic Features of Agro-climatic Regions in the Deccan Plateau; 6 Moving Towards a Policy; 7 State-Wise Constraints and Initiatives Required; 8 Conclusions; Appendix; References; 4 Make in India: Policy Drives and Challenges; Abstract; 1 Preamble; 2 Timing of Make in India Mission; 2.1 Economic Rationale; 3 Operationalizing Inclusive Growth; 4 Recent Export Pessimism
5 Need for New Strategies6 Policy Challenges on Make in India; 6.1 Tending to Domestic Production; 6.2 Raising Growth Rates; 6.3 Widen the Base for Industrialization; 6.4 On Agriculture Diversification; 6.5 Raising Investment Rates; 6.6 Foreign Direct Investments; 6.7 Employment Creation; 6.8 Take-off on Export Front; 7 Make in India for National Security; 8 A Policy Package on Make in India; References; 5 Glimpses of the Literature on International Inequality and Catch-Up; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Data Sets for International Comparisons; 2.1 The International Comparison Program
2.2 ICP 20112.3 An Assessment of PWTs; 2.4 The Next Generation of PWT; 2.5 The Maddison Project; 3 Major Contributions to the Literature Before 2010; 3.1 A Comprehensive Study by Barro and Sala-I-Martin for the Period 1960-2000; 3.1.1 Basic Facts; 3.1.2 Analysis of the Empirical Determinants of Economic Growth and Convergence; 3.2 The Growth Report; 4 Major Contributions to the Literature Since 2010; 4.1 Barro's (2012) Tests of Beta- and Sigma-Convergence; 4.2 Jones (2016)-The Facts of Economic Growth; 4.2.1 Growth at the Frontier; 4.2.2 The Spread of Economic Growth
4.2.3 Development Accounting4.3 Nayyar (2013) on Catch-Up: Developing Countries in the World Economy; 4.3.1 Basic Facts; 4.3.2 Catch-Up in Industrialization Since 1950; 4.3.3 Catch-Up, Inequality and Poverty; 4.4 Sachs (2015) on the Unequal World; 4.5 Economic History Perspective-Craft and O'Rourke (2014) on the Twentieth Century Growth; 4.6 Jorgenson (2016) on India and China in the New World Order; 4.7 Vu (2013) on Developing Asia in the World Economy; 4.8 Productivity Convergence Literature; 5 Related Contributions; 5.1 Piketty (2014) on Wealth and Income Inequality
3 Overview of India's Agricultural Policymaking and Development4 Agricultural Policy-An Experience of Seven Decades; 4.1 Federalism and Agricultural Policy; 5 Farming in the Deccan Plateau: Characteristic Features; 5.1 Characteristic Features of Agro-climatic Regions in the Deccan Plateau; 6 Moving Towards a Policy; 7 State-Wise Constraints and Initiatives Required; 8 Conclusions; Appendix; References; 4 Make in India: Policy Drives and Challenges; Abstract; 1 Preamble; 2 Timing of Make in India Mission; 2.1 Economic Rationale; 3 Operationalizing Inclusive Growth; 4 Recent Export Pessimism
5 Need for New Strategies6 Policy Challenges on Make in India; 6.1 Tending to Domestic Production; 6.2 Raising Growth Rates; 6.3 Widen the Base for Industrialization; 6.4 On Agriculture Diversification; 6.5 Raising Investment Rates; 6.6 Foreign Direct Investments; 6.7 Employment Creation; 6.8 Take-off on Export Front; 7 Make in India for National Security; 8 A Policy Package on Make in India; References; 5 Glimpses of the Literature on International Inequality and Catch-Up; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Data Sets for International Comparisons; 2.1 The International Comparison Program
2.2 ICP 20112.3 An Assessment of PWTs; 2.4 The Next Generation of PWT; 2.5 The Maddison Project; 3 Major Contributions to the Literature Before 2010; 3.1 A Comprehensive Study by Barro and Sala-I-Martin for the Period 1960-2000; 3.1.1 Basic Facts; 3.1.2 Analysis of the Empirical Determinants of Economic Growth and Convergence; 3.2 The Growth Report; 4 Major Contributions to the Literature Since 2010; 4.1 Barro's (2012) Tests of Beta- and Sigma-Convergence; 4.2 Jones (2016)-The Facts of Economic Growth; 4.2.1 Growth at the Frontier; 4.2.2 The Spread of Economic Growth
4.2.3 Development Accounting4.3 Nayyar (2013) on Catch-Up: Developing Countries in the World Economy; 4.3.1 Basic Facts; 4.3.2 Catch-Up in Industrialization Since 1950; 4.3.3 Catch-Up, Inequality and Poverty; 4.4 Sachs (2015) on the Unequal World; 4.5 Economic History Perspective-Craft and O'Rourke (2014) on the Twentieth Century Growth; 4.6 Jorgenson (2016) on India and China in the New World Order; 4.7 Vu (2013) on Developing Asia in the World Economy; 4.8 Productivity Convergence Literature; 5 Related Contributions; 5.1 Piketty (2014) on Wealth and Income Inequality