The New Reforms
The New Reforms
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59 the financial needs of the Province which, as we saw, are difficult to estimate. The basis has the further advantage that it makes the position of the Government of India less insidious. The Central Government can not now be described as ' raiding on the hard won sur- pluses ' of the provinces, nor as being ' a pensioner of the Provincial Governments ; ' it is in fact only with- holding from the provinces a part of their sudden good fortune, their sudden ' windfalls, ' which they came by not... by improvements made by them but by purely administrative changes. Besides some of the Provinces will not be able to spend the whole of their windfalls im- mediately and even if they were able, it is financially undesirable that they should do so.
Even on this basis, a uniform ratio of the increased spending power will act harshly on some (d) Contributions in the First year, provinces. JBurina is at present un- developed and will require a heavy recur- ring expenditure in the near future ; it will therefore pay only 6J p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
59 the financial needs of the Province which, as we saw, are difficult to estimate. The basis has the further advantage that it makes the position of the Government of India less insidious. The Central Government can not now be described as ' raiding on the hard won sur- pluses ' of the provinces, nor as being ' a pensioner of the Provincial Governments ; ' it is in fact only with- holding from the provinces a part of their sudden good fortune, their sudden ' windfalls, ' which they came by not... by improvements made by them but by purely administrative changes. Besides some of the Provinces will not be able to spend the whole of their windfalls im- mediately and even if they were able, it is financially undesirable that they should do so.
Even on this basis, a uniform ratio of the increased spending power will act harshly on some (d) Contributions in the First year, provinces. JBurina is at present un- developed and will require a heavy recur- ring expenditure in the near future ; it will therefore pay only 6J p.
What to read after The New Reforms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D Dhopeshwarkar to read onlineMoreLess
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