Articles by J C Sandesara

Aspects of India

Indian Industry Aftermath of Reforms India: Industrialisation in a Reforming Economy

All in the Family The History of Family Business, 1850-2000 by Andrea Colli; Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 2003;
J C SANDESARA This short book is one in the series commissioned by the Economic History Society, and is intended for students and their teachers. It has four chapters. The first is on the nature and structure of family business; the second is on geographical, sectoral and quantitative distribution of family business; and the third juxtaposes family firms and managerial enterprises. Conclusions are summarised in the last chapter. A bibliographical essay and a detailed bibliography add to the value of the book for an inquisitive reader and for potential research.

The examination of the budget proposals for 1999-2000 for their impact, short and long term, on industrial growth. Also discussed are the larger questions of GDP growth, fiscal deficit and whether the budget comprises a move towards pushing reforms

'National Agenda for Governance': Some Quick Questions J C Sandesara Even a growth of 7 per cent the lower end of the 7-8 per cent growth projected in the 'National Agenda for Governance' of the BJP-led alliance will require fewer speed-breakers and more purposeful institutional changes than one finds in the document.