Growth of Indian Economy in the New Millennium

Contents: 1. Emerging trends in cropping pattern and growth performance of major crops in Bihar. 2. Linkages between agriculture infrastructure and agriculture development.  3. Structural changes in the food processing industry of India. 4. Assessing the impact of seasonal migration on rural livelihood– a critical review on Bhalukhundi village, Hirabandh block, West Bengal. 5. Economic profile of short-term migrant labourers: a study of Hyderabad-Karnataka region. 6. Revisiting public distribution system in India: a glimpse on Uttar Pradesh. 7. Impact of GST on sustainable development goals- a case study of India. 8. Goods and services tax: a reformed taxation model of post globalized India. 9. Goods and service tax: its impact on agriculture sector. 10. Demand and supply of power energy in J&K state. 11. Connectivity and economic development: introspecting the Indo-Myanmar border trade and connectivity. 12. MUDRA: a tool for inclusive growth in Jammu and Kashmir. 13. GDP Growth rate of public expenditure on education in India. 14. A study of growth and present status of higher education in Haryana (India). 15. Women leadership: a unique horizon in management. 16. Nutritional situation of women in rural India. 17. Evidence of J- curve phenomenon in India using bonds test approach. 18. FDI in retail in India: an attempt to deepen India-US Economic ties. 19. Foreign direct investment inflows and macroeconomic variables in India: evidence from time series analysis. 20. Impact of FDI on economic growth in India: a time series analysis. 21. Understanding socio economic dilemmas of peri urban India: a case study. 22. Hospital wastewater and its effluent treatment.

The beginning of the new millennium in 2000 brought India into the league of fastest growing economies of the world and now she stands as the fourth fastest growing country. In terms of purchasing power parity, India is the third largest economy and further aspires to better the lives of its citizens to become a high middle income country by 2030. India has witnessed diversification in agriculture sector which has led to increase in productivity and rise in farmers income. The dismantling of various controls under the reform has liberalized the financial institutions. Many new measures and schemes taken up have improved infrastructure, health, education, taxation and energy sectors. Keeping in view of several growth forces since the beginning of the new millennium, this book provides deep insights into various macroeconomic variables with the help of 22 well-authored chapters.