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　　Of the many different ways in which economists have tried to

analyse public expenditure, the most relevant to Indian economic

development is that which links the level of public expenditure

with the rate at which the state can accumulate capital. The

abstract theory of this link, however, must be complemented by a

historical account of the degree to which a state accumulation

policy was understood by Indian policy makers, and of the other

(often inconsistent) elements in the economic strategy of Indian

nationalism. After attempting to provide accounts both of the

abstract theory and of the institutional and policy context within

which it was applied, this book analyses original empirical data on

public expenditure in India between 1960 and 1970. The real growth

rate of public expenditure, its functional and economic composition

at the all-India level are presented, and the strong contrast

between the patterns of the first and last five year periods is

elucidated. The effect of the 1965-67 droughts and bad harvests in

producing this contrast is assessed.

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Of the many different ways in which economists have tried to analyse public expenditure, the most relevant to Indian economic development is that which links the level of public expenditure with the rate at which the state can accumulate capital. The abstract theory of this link, however, must be complemented by a historical account of the degree to which a state accumulation policy was understood by Indian policy makers, and of the other (often inconsistent) elements in the economic strategy of Indian nationalism. After attempting to provide accounts both of the abstract theory and of the institutional and policy context within which it was applied, this book analyses original empirical data on public expenditure in India between 1960 and 1970. The real growth rate of public expenditure, its functional and economic composition at the all-India level are presented, and the strong contrast between the patterns of the first and last five year periods is elucidated. The effect of the 1965-67 droughts and bad harvests in producing this contrast is assessed.