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The process of financial liberalization in India

Kunal Sen, Rajendra R. Vaidya

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This book analyses the process of financial liberalization in India in the post-1991 period, focusing on issues pertaining to the regulatory framework and the implications of the reforms in the financial sector for the financing of industry, agriculture and macroeconomic stability. This book is intended for students, academics, policy-makers and professionals in banking and finance, all those interested in the economic reforms in India in general and financial sector reforms in particular.

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This book analyses the process of financial liberalization in India in the post-1991 period, focusing on issues pertaining to the regulatory framework and the implications of the reforms in the financial sector for the financing of industry, agriculture and macroeconomic stability. This book is intended for students, academics, policy-makers and professionals in banking and finance, all those interested in the economic reforms in India in general and financial sector reforms in particular.

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This book analyses the process of financial liberalization in India in the post-1991 period, focusing on issues pertaining to the regulatory framework and the implications of the reforms in the financial sector for the financing of industry, agriculture and macroeconomic stability. This book is intended for students, academics, policy-makers and professionals in banking and finance, all those interested in the economic reforms in India in general and financial sector reforms in particular.

Key concepts: Liberalization, Financial sector, Financial system, Finance, Agriculture, Economic reform, Business, Financial stability

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