This is an empirical inquiry into the regional and structural aspects of industrialisation and economic development with specific reference to the economy of Karnataka. Greater accent is given to the study of the inter-em. The author rightly points out that industrialisation brings with it a wide range of social and political problems, not merely economic changes. However, care has been taken to isolate the economic consequences of industrialisation. Among other things, the author brings out the conflict between the development paths pointed out by 'efficiency' and by 'equity', the former favouring concentration and the latter favouring dispersion. The empirical findings and the policy implications derived there from would be of much use to the planners in the State of Karnataka, and also to all those who are concerned with regional planning and development in other parts of the country.
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Nov 19, 2022
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