Industry, trade, and economic development

Industry, trade, and economic development

by Ramkrishna Mandal, A. Ibotombi Singh

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Papers presented at a seminar on Prospects and constraints of industrial development in North-East India, held at Itanagar during 15-16 February 2008.

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  1. 1

    The seminar took place in 2008. Reflecting on the intervening years, which "prospects" for industrial development discussed in the papers do you think have materialized, and which "constraints" have proven most persistent or even worsened?

  2. 2

    The book explores both "prospects" and "constraints" for industrial development in North-East India. Which specific arguments or data presented in the papers made the strongest case for the potential of industrial growth, and conversely, which highlighted the most formidable obstacles?

  3. 3

    The concept of "industrial development" often carries different meanings for different people. How do the various perspectives presented in these papers challenge or affirm your own understanding of what constitutes meaningful economic progress for a region?

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