Lost Decade (2008-18)
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Lost Decade (2008-18)

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Dive into India’s economic journey from 2008-2018 with “Lost Decade.” Hanif Zaveri and Sumant Batra uncover the key economic policies and their impacts, analyzing the factors that shaped this pivotal period. Explore the intricacies of India’s economic landscape and gain valuable insights into its future trajectory. Buy “Lost Decade” now to understand the forces that shaped a nation.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780670091836
  • Publisher: Penguin eBury Press
  • Binding: Hardback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: Y
  • Weight: 700 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0670091839
  • Publisher Date: 01 Apr 2019
  • Height: 222 mm
  • No of Pages: 360
  • Spine Width: 38 mm
  • Width: 140 mm

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Weight 0.5 kg

23 reviews for Lost Decade (2008-18)

  1. Rahul Gitte –

    A comprehensive study, but at times it felt like a compilation of reports. Good for researchers but hard for a casual reader.

  2. Renuka Sanjeev Bhure –

    A must-read for anyone interested in understanding the Indian economy. Comprehensive, insightful, and thought-provoking.

  3. Tanushree Agarwal –

    A decent read, but I expected more depth. The authors touched upon important policies, but the analysis felt somewhat superficial.

  4. Suchanda Samadder –

    The book provides a clear overview, but I felt it lacked a critical assessment of the government’s decisions. Overall good!

  5. Aahana Moral –

    Detailed and technical, but not very engaging. The book is valuable, but it requires effort to get through it.

  6. Aditi Singh –

    The book is too focused on policies and less on the real-world impact. It felt somewhat disconnected from reality. Okay read.

  7. Rupal Berry –

    Valuable insights into the policies that shaped the Indian economy. A must-read for policy makers and students.

  8. Sakshi Mishra –

    An important contribution to understanding India’s economic history. The depth of research is truly commendable. Amazing!

  9. Anant Kumar Yadav –

    Gives a broad picture of the economic situation during that period. Easy to read and understand. Good for the Indian readers.

  10. Vikram Singh –

    Provides useful information, though I wish the writing style was more captivating. Hard to keep my eyes on the book.

  11. Debarpan Paul –

    A solid analysis with detailed research. The authors have done a remarkable job of presenting complex information.

  12. Pranay Yadav Yadav –

    A well-researched book and insightful look into India’s economic performance. A must-read for economics enthusiasts.

  13. Ashima Bhardwaj –

    A concise, insightful read, perfect for understanding India’s economic shifts during the ‘Lost Decade’. A great find.

  14. Puneet Raj –

    An exceptional book with a balanced view of the economic challenges and achievements. Highly recommended for everyone.

  15. Tushya Iyer –

    Interesting perspective on the economic challenges faced by India during that decade. Could have been more engaging, though.

  16. Abhishek Sourabh –

    I found it a bit dry and technical, but the data presented is valuable for understanding the economic shifts. I would rate it

  17. Vivek –

    Clear and concise. Good to revisit the economic landscape and is very informative.

  18. Gujjar Krishna Pavan Sai –

    Too much data and not enough narrative. The analysis felt a bit detached from the human impact, though I like the data.

  19. Harshit –

    A well-written, informative, but the book felt a bit dense. The complex information can feel overwhelming sometimes.

  20. Kratika Tyagi –

    Provides a good overview of the period, though I wish it delved deeper into the socio-political factors influencing the economy.

  21. Kunal Sukhija –

    An insightful analysis. The book offers a clear perspective, but I was hoping for more diverse opinions and a great insight.

  22. Nikhil Jyothi Radhesh –

    An okay book. It felt like a summary of events rather than a deep dive. Still informative but not captivating.

  23. Pranjal Yadav –

    Informative but a bit slow-paced. It presents an important perspective on the policies and their impact, but feels dragged.

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