Industry Trade and Economic Development : With Special Reference to North East India
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Published by Mittal Publications, 2011
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Contents Preface Introduction I North East region 1 A geographical analysis of industrial backwardness in North-East IndiaDK Mandal 2 Constraints to economic development in North-East IndiaParitosh Chandra Dutta 3 Unorganised manufacturing sector a potential source of livelihood generation in the North Eastern regionIra Das 4 Informal border trade imperial industrialization in North-East India a perceptionTh Priyokumar Singh 5 Potentiality of Hydel power generation and its effect on industrial development in North-East IndiaDK Mandal 6 Rubber industry in the hill villages of North-East India an observationKomol Singha 7 Industrial growth and structure in the North-Eastern region 1993 to 2005L Santomba Meetei 8 Potentialities of industries and trade for future development of North-Eastern regionDipti Khaund 9 Development of fruit processing industry in North-East India prospects and problemsN Achouba II Assam 10 Export potentialities of Assamese beer a new paradigmChimun Kumar Nath and Ratul Dutta 11 Problems and prospects of fruits and vegetables industries in AssamNabajit Deka AK Sarmah and S Kakoty 12 Problems and prospects of brick industry in Assam a case study of Rangia sub divisionJagadish Deka and Brajendra Saikia 13 Small scale industries its status and growth trends in AssamNamita Das 14 An overview of potentialities of tourism in Lakhimpur DistrictPadma Hazarika III Manipur 15 Manipurs industrial growth supply and demand side factorsE Bijoykumar Singh 16 The problems and prospects of industrialization in ManipurA Surenjit Singh 17 Prospects of food processing industry based on horticultural products of ManipurAshraf Ali IV Arunachal Pradesh 18 Income and employment situation in indigenous industrial activities a case study of idu Mishmi Community of Arunachal PradeshFames Linggi 19 Development of industrial co-operatives in Arunachal Pradesh a brief analysisHage Hassang 20 Status of vocational programme for KVI sector with special reference to Arunachal PradeshSukamal Deb 21 Inland waters its values and threat perception in Arunachal PradeshP Nath and Gopi GV 22 Growth of services sector in Arunachal Pradesh introspectionA Ibotombi Singh 23 Industrialization in Arunachal Pradesh new dimensions and challengesRam Krishna Mandal 24 Tourism in Arunachal Pradesh a case study of religious tourismPC Panda 25 Khadi and village industries in Arunachal Pradesh problems and prospectsDeepali Mandal 26 Constraints to industrial development of Arunachal PradeshDani Chobin V Other region 27 Tripura with other states of NER still Awaits a well formulated plan to be industrialized to catch up the growth rate of the nationSwapanendu Sen 28 The inefficiency of state owned enterprise SOEs and the privatization initiative in BangladeshGazi Salah Uddin Index There are differences among the North-East India with respect to their natural resource endowments levels of industrialization and infrastructural facilities On the whole all the economies of the region are underdeveloped agrarian societies with very week industrial sectors and inflated services sectors The absence of a well articulated policy framework led the region to remain underdeveloped Two paradigms dominated Government of Indias North-East Policy as a whole One relates to overstress on security strategic consideration rather than on development efforts in a development perspective The other relates to the minimum intervention in traditional systems and institutions of the hill economy which is what has led to their non compatibility with the functioning of market system Since the mid 1990s however uninterrupted disorder and its relation with persistence underdevelopment of the North-East India began to find in the mainstream collective psyche as reflected in growing national level debate deliberations and discourse as well as Pronouncement of special economic packages for the economic development of North-East India The book attempts to provide a clear cut picture on various.…
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- Industry Trade and Economic Development : With Special Reference to North East India
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- Edited by Ram Krishna Mandal and A. Ibotombi Singh
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- Mittal Publications
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- 2011
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- Hardcover
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- English
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- 8183243312
- ISBN 13
- 9788183243315
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- tables, figs, graphs
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