Concentrate on Industry, Give Some Money and Subsidies to Agriculture Will this attitude Revive Industrial Growth

Rakesh Singh

Paradigm, 1998, vol. 1, issue 2, 78-81

Abstract: The article analyses the budgetary allocations for agriculture and rural development and suggests what needs to be done to enhance agricultural growth. There is a dire need to increase investment in agriculture so that the vicious circle trap can be broken up and economy could achieve high agricultural growth rate in real terms. The major stumbling block in agricultural development has been the falling agricultural investment since the mid eighties. It is thus necessary to reverse the trend.

Date: 1998
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