Andhra University B.A. SYLLABUS UNDER CBCS PATTERN RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION PAPER-I- SEMESTER-1 PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES OF RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION – I Unit-1 Changing Perspectives of Economic Development and Increased Emphasis and Rural Development - Role and Relevance of Industrialization of rural areas. Unit-2 Perspectives of Rural Development and Industrialization of the Pre-Independence Period Gandhian approach to Rural Industrialization. Unit-3 Constructive Programme-Swadeshi Movement Rural Development and Rural Industrialization. The Place of Village Industries in the Indian Economy during the Pre-British Period. Unit-4 Growth and Evolution of Village Industries and Handicrafts in Pre-Birth India – Economic Consequences of British Conquest – Causes for the Decline of Indian Handloom Industry and Handicrafts during the British Period. Unit-5 Progressive Ruralization of Indian Economy – Nature Forms and Magnitude of Conorical Exploitation and Consequences of Economic Drain on the Village Economy - Rural Employment and Income - Problems of Displaced Industrial Workers - Landless Labourers - Rural Poverty. Text Books 1. Telugu Academy Publications Books for study and reference 1. Dadabhai Naoroji “Poverty and or British Rule”
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Andhra University B.A. SYLLABUS UNDER CBCS PATTERN
RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATIONPAPER-I- SEMESTER-1
PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES OF RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION – I
Unit-1Changing Perspectives of Economic Development and Increased Emphasis and Rural Development - Role and Relevance of Industrialization of rural areas.
Unit-2Perspectives of Rural Development and Industrialization of the Pre-Independence Period Gandhian approach to Rural Industrialization.
Unit-3Constructive Programme-Swadeshi Movement Rural Development and Rural Industrialization. The Place of Village Industries in the Indian Economy during the Pre-British Period.
Unit-4Growth and Evolution of Village Industries and Handicrafts in Pre-Birth India – Economic Consequences of British Conquest – Causes for the Decline of Indian Handloom Industry and Handicrafts during the British Period.
Unit-5Progressive Ruralization of Indian Economy – Nature Forms and Magnitude of Conorical Exploitation and Consequences of Economic Drain on the Village Economy - Rural Employment and Income - Problems of Displaced Industrial Workers - Landless Labourers - Rural Poverty.
Text Books1. Telugu Academy Publications
Books for study and reference1. Dadabhai Naoroji “Poverty and or British Rule”2. Ruddar dutt and K.R.M. Sundharam “Indian Economy” 20153. Rural Industrialization – “why and How” a symposium – directorate of publicity khadi
and village industries.4. Gadgil D.R. “Industrial evolution in India” – Oxford University Press.5. B.N.Ginguli, “India Economic thought”-Tata Mc.graw hill.6. Dhires Bhattacharya “A Concise History of Indian Economy 1750-1950” Printice Hall7. Pai Panandikar “Rural Industrialisation”8. Reddy Y.G.J. “Rural Industrialisation Problems and Issues” 9. Ishwar C. Dhingra “The Indian Economy Environment and Policy” 2014 (28th ed) Sultan
Chand & Sam10. Misra and Puri : Indian Economy – Its Development Experience “Himalaya Publishing
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RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATIONPAPER-2- SEMESTER-2
PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES OF RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION – II
Unit-1Growth of village and Rural Industrialization in India during the Planning Period - Employment and Income Generation from Non Form Sector in Rural Areas during the Planning Period.
Unit-2A Critical Review of Progress Under Planning of some Major Village Industries like Handlooms Khadi and Village Industries
Unit-3Causes for the Persistence of Poverty, Unemployment and Inequalities in Rural Areas - Obstacles to Industrial Development in Rural Areas, Economic and Non Economic Factors - Vicious Circles of Poverty - Market Imperfections
Unit-4Evolution of Various Strategies for Rural Development/Conflict of Interests between Rural Industries and Urban Large Scale Industries.
Unit-5Choice of Technology - Choice of Goods - Role of Government and Government Policy - Critical Appraisal of Government Policy Under Planning in India
Text Books1. Telugu Academy Publications
Books for study and reference1. Dadabhai Naoroji “Poverty and or British Rule”2. Ruddar dutt and K.R.M. Sundharam “Indian Economy” 20153. Rural Industrialization – “why and How” a symposium – directorate of publicity khadi
and village industries.4. Gadgil D.R. “Industrial evolution in India” – Oxford University Press.5. B.N.Ginguli, “India Economic thought”-Tata Mc.graw hill.6. Dhires Bhattacharya “A Concise History of Indian Economy 1750-1950” Printice Hall7. Pai Panandikar “Rural Industrialisation”8. Reddy Y.G.J. “Rural Industrialisation Problems and Issues” 9. Ishwar C. Dhingra “The Indian Economy Environment and Policy” 2014 (28th ed) Sultan
Chand & Sam10. Misra and Puri : Indian Economy – Its Development Experience “Himalaya Publishing
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RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATIONPAPER-III- SEMESTER-3
ECONOMICS OF RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION – I
Unit-I: Rural Industries in India. The Concept of Rural Industry – Need for Rural
Industries.
Unit-II: Location of Industries – Weber’s theory and Sargant Florence’s Theories of
Industrial Location – Agglomeration – Backwash and Spread Effects.
Unit-III: Growth, Performance and Problems of Rural Industries – Raw Materials Capital,
Technology.
Unit-IV: Marketing Problems – Problems of Infrastructure - Electrification – Transport and
Communication – Banking Institutions
Unit-V: Economic Structure and Viability of Rural Industries – Employment – Capital –
Pricing Policies.
Text Books:Telugu Academy Publications
References:
1. Ajit Kumar Sinha, “Rural Industry and Rural Industrialization”.2. Mohan Lal, “Rural Industrialization and Development”, (Deep AND Deep Publications,
New Delhi).3. R.V. Rao, “Rural Industrialization in India – the Changing Profile”, (Concept Publishing
Company, Delhi)4. Gunnar Myrdal – “Economic Theory and Underdeveloped Regions”, Vors and Co.
Bombay.5. Jocl Dean – “Managerial Economics”, Frenciee Hall.6. Watson – “Price Theory and its uses”.7. Ruddar Dutt and Sundaram – “Indian Economy” 2015
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RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATIONPAPER-IV- SEMESTER-4
ECONOMICS OF RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION – II
Unit-I: The role of State in Rural Industrialization – Industrial Policies.
Unit-II: Policies relating to small and Village Industries - Khadi and Village Industries
Commission
Unit-III: The New Small Enterprise Policy, 1991 – Small Scale Industries Intersectoral
Unit-IV: Development of rural Technology – Appropriate Technology – Views of Gandhi,
Mao and Schumpeter.
Unit-V: Rural Industrialization during the Five-Year Plans – Labour Market Monitoring
for Rural Employment.
Text Books:
1. Telugu Academy Publications
References:
1. Bhattacharya, S.I. “Rural Industrialization in India”2. Vivek Sauratte “Rural Industrialization and Infrastructure”3. Pai Pandandika “Rural Industrialisation”4. Reddy Y.G.J “Rural Industrialization Problems and Issues”5. I.Larvey, W.Richardson – elements regional economics, Pengum.6. Jock Dean – Managerial Economics, prencise Hall.7 Pai Pandandika “Rural Industrialisation”8 Reddy Y.G.J “Rural Industrialization Problems and Issues”
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RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATIONPAPER-V- SEMESTER-5
ENTREPRENEUR DEVELOPMENT FOR RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION-I
Unit-I : Concept of Entrepreneurship – Evolution – Supply of Entrepreneurship.
Unit-II : Theories of Entrepreneurship – Schumpeter – Max Weber – E.E. Hagen –
Thomas Cochran
Unit-III : Economic Determinants of Entrepreneurship, Qualities of an Entrepreneur
– Entrepreneurship and functions of an entrepreneur
Unit-IV : Development of Small Entrepreneurs in India – Salient features,
Marginal, Small and Medium Entrepreneurship in India.
Unit-V : Need for and scope of developing entrepreneurship in rural areas – Govt.
Policy to Develop Entrepreneurship.
Text Books:1. Telugu Academy Publications
References:1. Prof. Lakshmanan Rao V, “Industrial Entrepreneurship in India” Chugh Publications,
Allahabad.2. Alexander, I.G. “Industrial Estates in India” Asia Publishing House.3. Rao, R.V. “Rural Industrialization in India” Concept Publishing Company, Delhi.4. Behari, Bepin, “Rural Industrialization in India” Vivas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.5. Bhattacharya, S.I. “Rural Industrialization in India”6. Vivek Sauratte “Rural Industrialization and Infrastructure”7. Pai Pandandika “Rural Industrialisation”8. Reddy Y.G.J “Rural Industrialization Problems and Issues”
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RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATIONPAPER-VII- SEMESTER-6
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT FOR RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION-II
Unit-I : Programmes of entrepreneurship development in India – for Tribals, for weaker
sections and for rural poor.
Unit-II : Procedural aspects of starting a Small Scale Industry – Evaluation of New Venture Opportunities
Unit-III : Recent changes in procedural aspects of starting a rural based industry in India. Financing of small enterprises.
Unit-IV: Sources of finance – term loans, Institutional Finance – Institutional support to entrepreneur.
Unit-V : District Industries Centres – Tax benefits to small enterprises – problems of rural entrepreneurs – defects in existing programmes – suggestions for improvement.
Text Books:1. Telugu Academy Publications
References:1. Prof. Lakshmanan Rao V, “Industrial Entrepreneurship in India” Chugh Publications,
Allahabad.2. Alexander, I.G. “Industrial Estates in India” Asia Publishing House.3. Rao, R.V. “Rural Industrialization in India” Concept Publishing Company, Delhi.4. Behari, Bepin, “Rural Industrialization in India” Vivas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.5. Bhattacharya, S.I. “Rural Industrialization in India”6. Vivek Sauratte “Rural Industrialization and Infrastructure”7. Pai Pandandika “Rural Industrialisation”8. Reddy Y.G.J “Rural Industrialization Problems and Issues”9. Ishwar C. Dhingra “The Indian Economy Environment and Policy” 2014 (28th ed) Sultan
Chand & Sons10. Misra and Puri : Indian Economy – Its Development Experience “Himalaya Publishing
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RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATIONPAPER-VI- SEMESTER-5
MICRO LEVEL PLANNING AND RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION – I
Unit-I Importance of Micro Level Planning – Survey of the resources at micro
level – Tapping of local resources to establish and promote rural industries.
Unit-II Providing infrastructure in rural areas – Transport – Communication and
power facilities
Unit-III Establishment of rural Industrial training centres to guide and to create
incentives for setting up of rural industries.
Unit-IV Role of Voluntary agencies – creating skills for rural industries.
Unit-V The role of District industries Centres (DIC) – Integrated Rural
Development programme (IRDP) – Khadi Village Industries Commission –
Role of (K.V.I.C.) in the development of rural industries.
Text Books:
1. Telugu Academy Publications
References:
1. Sen, L.K. “Micro-Level Planning and rural growth Centres”, NIRD Rajendra
Nagar, Hyderabad-30.
2. Alexander, I.G. “Industrial Estates in India” Asia Publishing House.
4. Behari, Bepin, “Rural Industrialization in India” Vivas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.
5. Bhattacharya, S.I. “Rural Industrialization in India”
6. Vivek Sauratte “Rural Industrialization and Infrastructure”
7 Ishwar C. Dhingra “The Indian Economy Environment and Policy” 2014 (28th ed) Sultan
Chand & Sons.
8. Misra and Puri : Indian Economy – Its Development Experience “Himalaya Publishing
Home 2015.
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RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATIONPAPER-VIII- SEMESTER-6
MICRO-LEVEL PLANNING AND RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION-II
Unit-I : Need for rural Industrial Financial Institutions for credit facilities - the Role
of Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI) – Industrial Finance
Corporation of India (IFCI)
Unit-II: Small Industrial Development Bank of India (SIDBI) – NABARD –
DWCRA – Micro Finance and Self Help Groups – Weaker Sections Co-
operatives – Artisan Cooperatives etc.
Unit-III: District Rural Development Agency (DRDA) – Training for Rural Youth Self
Employment Scheme (TRYSEM) & other government programmes -
Marketing facilities.
Unit-IV : Establishment Marketing Centres and Organizations in Rural Areas – Subsidies –
Creation of Co-operative Marketing Societies - Creation of .
Storage Facilities - Advertisement through Public Media.
Unit-V: Industrial Estates – Role of Industrial Estates in Micro Level Planning, their
performance – effective steps to improve Industrial Estates – Programmes for
Rural Industrialization with Special Reference to TRYSEM and Industrial
Services Business
Text Books:1. Telugu Academy Publications
References:1. Sen, L.K. “Micro-Level Planning and rural growth Centres”, NIRD Rajendra Nagar,
Hyderabad-30.2. Alexander, I.G. “Industrial Estates in India” Asia Publishing House.3. Rao, R.V. “Rural Industrialization in India” Concept Publishing Company, Delhi.4. Behari, Bepin, “Rural Industrialization in India” Vivas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.5. Bhattacharya, S.I. “Rural Industrialization in India”6. Vivek Sauratte “Rural Industrialization and Infrastructure”7. Ishwar C. Dhingra “The Indian Economy Environment and Policy” 2014 (28th ed) Sultan
