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The book focuses on the key sectors of the Indian economy, including agriculture, industry, and services. It explores their roles, challenges, and contributions to economic growth, along with relevant socio-economic issues such as poverty, unemployment, and income inequality.
The book is authored by Mukesh Trehan and Ranju Trehan, who are experts in Indian economic studies and have crafted this resource specifically for B.Com students.
The book is tailored for B.Com 3rd-year students, specifically for the 6th semester at Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Yes, "Sectoral Aspects of Indian Economy" is designed to be an ideal resource for self-study, providing clear explanations and insights that facilitate understanding of complex economic concepts.
Yes, the book includes university question papers that help students prepare effectively for their examinations.
This book aims to enhance your understanding of the various sectoral dynamics of the Indian economy, equipping you with theoretical and practical knowledge that is crucial for your coursework and future career.
The book includes contemporary developments and shifts in various sectors, such as the impact of digitalization in agriculture, evolving industrial policies, and the role of startups in the service sector, providing students with a current perspective on India's economic progress.
Yes, "Sectoral Aspects of Indian Economy" features diagrams, charts, and tables that visually represent key data and concepts, making it easier for students to grasp complex economic relationships.
Absolutely! The comprehensive coverage of the Indian economy, along with the socio-economic issues discussed in the book, provides a solid foundation for students preparing for competitive exams related to economics and public administration.
This book specifically targets the sectoral aspects of the Indian economy, integrating theory with real-world applications, making it particularly relevant for students studying at Panjab University and addressing the specific needs of B.Com students.
