Fiscal Policy in India
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1 Speaking in a general way, it may be said that protective duties will tend to add to the cost of living. Such disadvantage is likely, how- ever, to be counterbalanced, in part, if not wholly, by an increase in the income of at least some classes of the population, provided the right commodities are selected for protection.
The establishment of new industries will increase the demand for labour, and, consequently, wages will rise. This rise in the wages of industrial labourers will affect the ...wages of agricultural labourers, for there is no hard and fast line of division between these two classes of wage- earners. The middle classes will gain in so far as the managers, supervisors, and clerks will be drawn from these strata of society. The 1 The Committee on Commercial and Industrial Policy point out that the'attempts made in different countries to establish State control of monopolies have been directed towards (1) judicial and administrative regulation and limitation, and (2) the securing of publicity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 Speaking in a general way, it may be said that protective duties will tend to add to the cost of living. Such disadvantage is likely, how- ever, to be counterbalanced, in part, if not wholly, by an increase in the income of at least some classes of the population, provided the right commodities are selected for protection.
The establishment of new industries will increase the demand for labour, and, consequently, wages will rise. This rise in the wages of industrial labourers will affect the ...wages of agricultural labourers, for there is no hard and fast line of division between these two classes of wage- earners. The middle classes will gain in so far as the managers, supervisors, and clerks will be drawn from these strata of society. The 1 The Committee on Commercial and Industrial Policy point out that the'attempts made in different countries to establish State control of monopolies have been directed towards (1) judicial and administrative regulation and limitation, and (2) the securing of publicity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pramathanath Banerjea to read onlineMoreLess
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