Spatial Inequality and the Relevance of Place based Policy in India - Jose, Ann Mary
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Spatial inequality is alarmingly rising in India from the post reform period onwards. Not only income inequality but also other facets of inequality such us rural urban divide, infrastructure disparity, human development difference etc are rising. This book exclusively looks at the spatial inequality as the growing divide between rich and poor areas in terms of infrastructure provision. Place-based policies all over the world become an answer for growing regional divide, which target disadvantaged areas. Among different types of place-based policies infrastructure investment to backward region…mehr

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Spatial inequality is alarmingly rising in India from the post reform period onwards. Not only income inequality but also other facets of inequality such us rural urban divide, infrastructure disparity, human development difference etc are rising. This book exclusively looks at the spatial inequality as the growing divide between rich and poor areas in terms of infrastructure provision. Place-based policies all over the world become an answer for growing regional divide, which target disadvantaged areas. Among different types of place-based policies infrastructure investment to backward region is an effective measurement to tackle regional disparity and this book discuss about various infrastructure development area-based initiatives by Indian government and its impact on the society.
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Ann Mary Jose es investigadora de doctorado en el Institute for Financial Management and Research, Chennai, India. Tiene un máster en Economía por la Universidad Central de Hyderabad y también el título de posgrado de la misma universidad. También ha trabajado como asistente de investigación en el Centro de Estudios Económicos y Sociales de Hyderabad.