Regional inequalities, economic growth and liberalisation: A study of the Indian economy

Sandwip Das and Alokesh Barua

Journal of Development Studies, 1996, vol. 32, issue 3, 364-390

Abstract: In this article we examine the pattern of regional inequalities in India during 1970–92. Trend analysis shows that inter‐state inequality is rising in India in almost every sphere of economic activity, particularly in the unorganised industry.

Date: 1996
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