January 2010
Intermediate to advanced
820 pages
38h 30m
English
CHAPTER OUTLINE
At the time of independence, India’s technological base and domestic savings were both weak and stagnant. Therefore, India adopted an import substitution and encouraged foreign private capital and technology as elements of her strategy for industrial development, in order to fill up the technological and production gaps and accelerate the development process.
At the time of independence, India’s technological base and domestic savings were both weak and stagnant. ...
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