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"This book is an attempt to study the interrelationships between economic development, governance, and business climate in the different states of India. Information collected during the course of this study indicate a close interconnection between political economy, administrative processes, and the voice and expectations of the citizenry in driving the transformation process. It is hoped that the research presented here will lead to further exploration of the subject and offer pointers to the future opportunities for growth in the different states in India."--Jacket
- Author
- Sachindra Narayan
- Publisher
- Singapore: Marshall Cavendish Academic
- Published
- 2005
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9789812102928
- Subjects
- Economics, Religion, Business
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