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About the bookOne of the most widely-read accounts of Indian economy under colonial rule, The Economic History of India documents and examines multilayered structural shifts in India’s economy initiated by the Raj. Strongly differing from linear perspectives, this book situates colonial India’s transition to a stable democratic state in the rubric of global and South Asian economic history. This new edition interconnects Independent India’s development issues to the country’s economic history. Significantly revised and updated, it undertakes a nuanced analysis of India’s transition under colonialism, in terms of the impact on education, law, business organization, and land rights trends in macroeconomic aggregates, such as national income, population, labour, savings, and investment major sectors of development, namely agriculture, mining, industry, infrastructure, banking, and trade the interconnection of colonial economic history to the economic change in post-Independence India Lucid and accessible, this edition presents a fresh readerfriendly format, additional illustrations, detailed suggested readings, and a new glossary. In line with cutting-edge research, it will be an indispensable text for students and teachers of economic history at the undergraduate level.About the AuthorTirthankar Roy is Reader in Economic History, London School of Economics and Political Science.
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