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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introductory. 2. Nature causes and extent of poverty in India. 3. Human poverty in India. 4. Poverty alleviation programmes in India. 5. Economic reforms and reduction of poverty. Bibliography. The poverty in India is a problem with some grave dimensions. India inherited a dismal economy from the British rulers at the time of independence in 1947. Alleviation of poverty has remained a major challenge before the nation even after 59 years of independence as poverty still persists in our country in its absolute and relative dimensions. Apart from low level of per capita income factors affecting physical quality of life index are also reflective of poverty in India. The Govt. has given special attention and great impetus for the removal of poverty and unemployment in the post independence economic planning policies. Several programmes and schemes were launched by the Central and State Governments from time to time to ameliorate the sufferings of the people particularly rural people. In the wake of economic reforms while the economy has performed well in terms of growth rate of GDP its performance in the form of human development indices has been not satisfactory. The current evidence available about population living below poverty line indicates the stark reality that the economic reform process did not help to reduce poverty. Social sectors like health and family welfare education and training employment and labour force social security and empowerment of women and rural infrastructure have lagged behind in the race for better standard of living. This book explains the nature incidence and extent of poverty and human poverty in the post economic reforms period in India. The book also explains and examines various schemes and programmes of the Government of India to improve the living conditions of the vulnerable and disadvantaged groups of Indian Society and comments on their implementation. 214 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Conceptual frame work and research methodology. 3. Nature and extent of unemployment in Indian economy. 4. Economic reforms and employment opportunities in India role and impact. 5. Pattern of employment opportunities in Indian economy. 6. Model of development for stimulating growth and employment opportunities. 7. Conclusions and suggestions. Bibliography. Employment generation is an important route to economic development for a country like India. Unemployment poverty and shortage or non availability of wage goods act as serious constraints to growth. In Indian planning employment generation and social protection of labour have been given due importance from 1950s to mid 1980s. The initiation of mild dose of liberalization started since 1985 and the new economic reforms introduced in 1991 have pushed the economy towards globalization privatization liberalization and marketization intending to achieve high growth rate and thereby solving the problems of unemployment and poverty. In the present study Economic Reforms and Employment Generation authors discuss the causes responsible for increasing unemployment but also give effective suggestions and suitable policy measures to increase employment opportunities. The various social and economic aspects of unemployment and under employment in both the rural and urban areas have also been analyzed significantly in this book. 384 pp.…