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Volume I
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Issue 1 1926 pages 1 - 80 -
Issue 2 1926 pages 81 - 160 -
Issue 3 1926 pages 161 - 240 -
Issue 4 1926 pages 241 - 320 -
Issue 5 1926 pages 321 - 400 -
Issue 6 1926 pages 401 - 480 -
Issue 7 1926 pages 481 - 560 -
Issue 8 1926 pages 561 - 640 -
Issue 9 1926 pages 641 - 720 -
Issue 10 1926 pages 721 - 800 -
Issue 11 1926 pages 801 - 880 -
Issue 12 1926 pages 881 - 960
Volume II
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Issue 1 1927 pages 1 - 80 -
Issue 2 1927 pages 81 - 160 -
Issue 3 1927 pages 161 - 240 -
Issue 4 1927 pages 241 - 320 -
Issue 5 1927 pages 321 - 400 -
Issue 6 1927 pages 401 - 480 -
Issue 7 1927 pages 481 - 560 -
Issue 8 1927 pages 561 - 640 -
Issue 9 1927 pages 641 - 720 -
Issue 10 1927 pages 721 - 800 -
Issue 11 1927 pages 801 - 880
Volume VII
Commentary
Started in 1333 B.S. (1926), Arthik Unnati was a monthly Bengali journal devoted to economic affairs. Published from the Calcutta Oriental Press, the journal published articles, reports, speeches, interviews, statements of accounts, and book reviews. The journal had regular sections – ‘Banglar Sampad’ (Bengal’s Wealth), ‘Arthik Bharat’ (Economic India), ‘Duniyar Dhandaulat’ (The World’s Resources), ‘Byakti o Sangha’ (Individual and Organization) carrying reports and notes on business organizations, companies, charitable institutions, demographic trends, education, hygiene and public health, ‘Molakat’ (Interview) carrying interviews of eminent Bengalis such as Nagendranath Adhikari, Brajendranath Shil, Bhupatinath Roy, Binay Kumar Sarkar, and Narendranath Laha, ‘Patrika Jagat’ (World of Periodicals) carrying brief overviews of other relevant journals (e.g. Bankers’ Magazine, Banker, Monthly Labour Review, International Labour Review, The Indian Textile Journal, and Times: Trade and Engineering Supplement), ‘Somalochona’ (Criticism), and ‘Granthapanji’ (Bibliography).
The articles published in the journal focused on the sectors of agriculture, industry, trade and commerce, labor, banking, insurance, and demography. The journal concentrated on revenue and fiscal policies, agricultural loans, market prices, population trends, unemployment, working-class movements, currency and monetary policy, politics, and public health. Published articles included Manmathanath Sarkar’s ‘Mahishure Shiloponnati’ (Industrial Development in Mysore); Nagendranath Chaudhury’s ‘Markin Krishir Gorapattan’ (The Beginnings of American Agriculture); Khetramohan Purakayastha’s ‘Pat Chashir Bikri-Byabostha’ (Sales Mechanisms for Jute Cultivators); Sudhakanta De’s ‘Majuri Tattva – David Ricardo’ (Wage Theory – David Ricardo); Kamakhyacharan Basu’s ‘1928 Shone Markin Juktarashtrer Byabosa Banijya’ (USA’s Trade and Industry in the Year 1928); and Prabhat Kumar Banerjee’s ‘Bangalider Byabosar Sujog’ (Business Opportunities for Bengalis).