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About The Book: Indian Economic Problems (Part I) by Brij Narain (1888–1947), published circa 1919–1922, is a groundbreaking collection of essays addressing early 20th‑century India’s developmental challenges. Drawing on extensive statistical analysis, Narain examines agricultural stagnation, rural indebtedness, fluctuating food prices, and the challenges of industrial underdevelopment . He critiques the colonial fiscal system and lack of infrastructure, urging comprehensive agrarian reform, improved credit systems for peasants, and government intervention to alleviate structural inequities. The work remains a seminal contribution to the study of Indian economic policy.About The Book: Indian Economic Problems (Part II) by Brij Narain (1888–1947), likely published in the early 1920s, furthers his analysis of India’s economic dilemmas by delving into industrial stagnation, urban unemployment, and the limits of colonial revenue systems. Drawing on data and case studies, Narain critiques the imbalance between rural and urban sectors, spotlighting the lack of employment in towns and the exploitative taxation draining growth. He calls for structural reforms—industrial policy, progressive taxation, and balanced infrastructure—to foster inclusive development and reduce dependency on British economic interests. About The Author: Brij Narain (1888–1947) was a prominent Indian economist and academic known for his contributions to economic thought during British rule. He served as a professor and principal in various institutions and advocated for agrarian reform and rural development. Narain wrote extensively on economic planning and was a key figure in early economic policy discourse in India. His work influenced future economists and played a role in shaping India’s developmental strategies post-independence. The Title 'Indian Economic Problems written/authored/edited by Brij Narain', published in the year 1922. The ISBN 9789371699235 is assigned to the Paperback version of