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This comprehensive study by John Briggs explores the land-tax system operating in India during the colonial period, evaluating its effectiveness as a measure of finance. The work provides detailed analysis of how the land-tax was levied, collected, and utilized within the Indian administrative framework.
Briggs examines the historical development of land taxation in India, tracing its origins and evolution under British rule. The book considers the economic implications of these fiscal policies, including their impact on agricultural productivity, revenue generation, and the local population.
Through careful documentation and statistical analysis, Briggs presents a critical evaluation of the land-tax system’s strengths and weaknesses as a financial instrument. This historical examination offers valuable insights into colonial economic policies and remains relevant for understanding India’s fiscal history and the broader implications of taxation systems during the imperial period.
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