| ID | 364106 |
| Title Proper | Alternative strategy of development: an illustration for India |
| Other Title Information | Friedrich Ebert Foundation, India |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Bhatia, V. G. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Dr. Bhatia starts with the reflection that with an investment rate of 23-25%, the growth of the Indian economy should show better results, as other countries demonstrate. And so he questions whether the fundamentals of the 'Nehru-Mahalanobis Strategy" with massive investments in highly capital intensive sectors could be one of the reasons for the relatively slow growth rates. |
| `In' analytical Note | In Elsenhans, Hartmut: Alternative Development Paths: the role of NGOs and small-scale industry and their insertion in state-class dominated development strategies. Some aspects of recent development in India. [Friedrich Ebert Foundation, India] New Delhi. Friedrich Ebert Foundation, 1988. |
| Key Words | Economic Growth - India |