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India Emerging
The Reality Checks
Veena Jha

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India Emerging: The Reality Checks provides a thought-provoking examination of India's economic growth, development challenges, and the persistent inequalities that accompany its transformation into an emerging economy. Written by renowned economist Veena Jha, the book explores the complex relationship between economic expansion and inclusive development, questioning whether the benefits of India's growth have been shared equitably across different sections of society.

India's rapid economic progress has generated significant opportunities for investment, employment, and modernization. However, economic growth does not always translate into improvements in living standards, poverty reduction, or social equality. The book critically examines this distinction between growth and development, highlighting the importance of evaluating economic progress beyond conventional indicators such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

The author investigates the relationship between economic growth and inequality, exploring whether India's development experience has been genuinely inclusive. Through economic analysis and policy-oriented discussions, the book examines the challenges of ensuring that growth contributes to broader social welfare and benefits disadvantaged communities.

A distinctive feature of the publication is its exploration of alternative and innovative approaches to India's development problems. The author discusses the role of philanthropy, migration, and other social and economic factors in shaping development outcomes. These perspectives offer fresh insights into the complexities of economic transformation and the need for more inclusive development strategies.

The book emphasizes the importance of balanced economic policies that address income disparities, promote social opportunities, and strengthen the connection between economic growth and human development. It encourages readers to reconsider conventional assumptions about development and examine the practical realities behind India's emergence as a major economy.

Combining economic research with critical analysis, India Emerging: The Reality Checks offers valuable perspectives on India's development experience and the challenges of achieving sustainable and equitable growth.

This book is an important resource for development economists, policymakers, researchers, academicians, social scientists, and students interested in Indian economic development, income inequality, inclusive growth, poverty reduction, migration, and public policy.

About the Author

Veena Jha is an economist and researcher known for her work on economic development, international trade, sustainability, and policy-related issues.

In India Emerging: The Reality Checks, she examines the relationship between economic growth and inequality, raising important questions about the inclusiveness of India's development experience.

Her research-oriented approach highlights the importance of understanding the social and economic dimensions of development, particularly the challenges of ensuring that economic progress translates into meaningful improvements in people's lives.

Through her analysis of growth, inequality, philanthropy, and migration, she offers perspectives relevant to development economics and public policy.

Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9788171889525

  • ISBN-10: 8171889522

  • Publisher: Academic Foundation

  • Publication Date: 1 January 2012

  • Language: English

  • Binding: Hardcover

  • Pages: 374

  • Reading Age: 15 years and up

  • Item Weight: 771 g

  • Dimensions: 15.88 × 2.79 × 23.5 cm

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Academic Foundation (AF), based in New Delhi, is India’s leading independent publisher of academic/scholarly books in Social Sciences, specialising in Economics—Development Economics and Indian Economy in particular, and allied subjects.

India Emerging: The Reality Checks provides a thought-provoking examination of India's economic growth, development challenges, and the persistent inequalities that accompany its transformation into an emerging economy. Written by renowned economist Veena Jha, the book explores the complex relationship between economic expansion and inclusive development, questioning whether the benefits of India's growth have been shared equitably across different sections of society.

India's rapid economic progress has generated significant opportunities for investment, employment, and modernization. However, economic growth does not always translate into improvements in living standards, poverty reduction, or social equality. The book critically examines this distinction between growth and development, highlighting the importance of evaluating economic progress beyond conventional indicators such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

The author investigates the relationship between economic growth and inequality, exploring whether India's development experience has been genuinely inclusive. Through economic analysis and policy-oriented discussions, the book examines the challenges of ensuring that growth contributes to broader social welfare and benefits disadvantaged communities.

A distinctive feature of the publication is its exploration of alternative and innovative approaches to India's development problems. The author discusses the role of philanthropy, migration, and other social and economic factors in shaping development outcomes. These perspectives offer fresh insights into the complexities of economic transformation and the need for more inclusive development strategies.

The book emphasizes the importance of balanced economic policies that address income disparities, promote social opportunities, and strengthen the connection between economic growth and human development. It encourages readers to reconsider conventional assumptions about development and examine the practical realities behind India's emergence as a major economy.

Combining economic research with critical analysis, India Emerging: The Reality Checks offers valuable perspectives on India's development experience and the challenges of achieving sustainable and equitable growth.

This book is an important resource for development economists, policymakers, researchers, academicians, social scientists, and students interested in Indian economic development, income inequality, inclusive growth, poverty reduction, migration, and public policy.

About the Author

Veena Jha is an economist and researcher known for her work on economic development, international trade, sustainability, and policy-related issues.

In India Emerging: The Reality Checks, she examines the relationship between economic growth and inequality, raising important questions about the inclusiveness of India's development experience.

Her research-oriented approach highlights the importance of understanding the social and economic dimensions of development, particularly the challenges of ensuring that economic progress translates into meaningful improvements in people's lives.

Through her analysis of growth, inequality, philanthropy, and migration, she offers perspectives relevant to development economics and public policy.

Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9788171889525

  • ISBN-10: 8171889522

  • Publisher: Academic Foundation

  • Publication Date: 1 January 2012

  • Language: English

  • Binding: Hardcover

  • Pages: 374

  • Reading Age: 15 years and up

  • Item Weight: 771 g

  • Dimensions: 15.88 × 2.79 × 23.5 cm

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India Emerging

India Emerging

Regular price ₹ 1,095.00
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