The industrial organization of an Indian province
By: by Theodore Morison.
Publisher: J. Murray
Published: 1906
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
Subjects: Agriculture -- India; Uttar Pradesh (India) -- Economic conditions; India -- Economic conditions
Notes: "Authorities": p. 318-319.
An economic survey of the United provinces.
Table of contents: title: Preface.; title: Introduction.; title: I. The industrial unit: the village.; title: II. Public and private ownership of land: the landlord and the government.; title: III. The competition for land: the landlord and the tenant.; title: IV. Fixity of tenure: the landlord and the tenant (continued); title: V. Agricultural indebtedness: the peasant and the money-lender.; title: VI. Remedies for agricultural indebtedness: the peasant and the money-lender (continued)  Appendix to chapter VI.; title: VII. Agricultural capital.; title: VIII. The division of labour, or the village artisan.  Appendix to chapter VIII.; title: IX. The direction of industry: the cultivator.  Appendix to chapter IX.; title: X. The interruption of industry: famines.; title: XI. The relief of the unemployed: famines (continued); title: XII. Prices.  Appendix to chapter XII.; title: Index.