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State , foreign capital ( primarily the multinational corporations ) and domestic private capital ( largely Indian monopoly capital called the ' big houses ' ) . By the mid 1960s , the middle classes in India ( comprising 5 per cent of ...
State , foreign capital ( primarily the multinational corporations ) and domestic private capital ( largely Indian monopoly capital called the ' big houses ' ) . By the mid 1960s , the middle classes in India ( comprising 5 per cent of ...
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A nother distressing feature of the country's economic growth is the increasing inability of capital formation not only to increase employment but even to bring about significant additions to national output .
A nother distressing feature of the country's economic growth is the increasing inability of capital formation not only to increase employment but even to bring about significant additions to national output .
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Lack ack of saving was identified as a major constraint at the very commencement of our planning exercise because the models studied highlighted the contribution made by capital in the rapid growth of western economies .
Lack ack of saving was identified as a major constraint at the very commencement of our planning exercise because the models studied highlighted the contribution made by capital in the rapid growth of western economies .
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