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State and capital in independent India : institutions and accumulations /
""Discusses the specific relationship between state and capital in forging the dynamic role of institutions of the state and market that form the basis of capital accumulation in economies undergoing transition"--Provided by publisher"--
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Cambridge ; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
2016.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; State and Capital in Independent India; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Figures; Tables; Acknowledgements; 1 Introduction; 2 Globalization and Neoliberalism: The Context and the Debate; 2.1 State and capital in the 'globalization' theses; 2.2 The 'faulty shell': The economics of neoliberalism; 2.3 The convergence of 'reforms' as 'globalization' and 'deregulation' in India; 2.4 Context of neoclassical rationale in India; 2.5 Five propositions on the Indian transition; 3 State and Capital in Independent India: The Problematic
- 3.1 Culturalism, ascent of neoliberalism and 'monoeconomics'3.2 The problematic of state and capital in India; 3.3 Formulating a methodological paradigm; 3.4 Sources and data; 3.5 Considerations around time and territoriality; 4 Policy Regimes and Macroeconomic Outcomes: 1947-1966; 4.1 The consensus on state-led capitalist development; 4.2 Liberalism of state policy: 1947-1956; 4.3 Macroeconomic policy; 4.4 Indicative planning: 1956-1966; 4.5 Political economy of indicative planning; 4.6 Fiscal policy and public sector; 4.7 Outcomes of indicative planning
- 4.8 The contradictions of indicative planning4.9 Foreign capital in India and Indian capital's early ventures abroad; 5 Institutionalization of the Regime of Capital in India: 1947-1966; 5.1 Mercantile basis of Indian capitalism; 5.2 Caste and patriarchy in the class basis of the agrarian constraint; 5.3 Patriarchy, religion and capitalism: HUF and the unit of organization of capital; 5.4 Capital, labour and state: Institutionalization of wage depression; 6 Continuity and Change in Capital Accumulation: 1966-1980; 6.1 Structural changes in output and investment
- 6.2 Trends in investment and growth: Manufacturing and trade6.3 The class limit to state intervention; 6.4 Scale of production; 6.5 Traders and industrialists; 6.6 State policy and regional patterns of industrial expansion; 6.7 Political outcomes of structural imbalance; 7 Sources of Accumulation: State Intervention and Non-intervention; 7.1 Political economy of state intervention and non-intervention; 7.2 Food crisis, agrarian accumulation, green revolution and pricing policy; 7.3 Capital and labour: Intensification of contradictions; 7.4 Asset concentration and industrial policy
- 7.5 Intervention and the rise of rentier finance7.6 New entrants, primary accumulation and state intervention; 7.7 Consequences of the zones of intervention and non-interventionby the state; 8 'Old Oligopolies and New Entrants' in the Pharmaceutical Sector; 8.1 Growth and development of the drugs and pharmaceuticals industry; 8.2 Changes in the structure of the pharmaceutical industry; 8.3 Rise and fall of small-scale industries; 8.4 Development of linkages; 8.5 Patterns of accumulation and growth in the pharmaceutical sector; 8.6 Outcomes of the continuities and changes