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Financial Times - A Journal of Trade Industry and Finance June 1938

1938

The nature of the customers' demand is brought to the notice of the manufacturers and what is manufatured again goes to the door of the customers. [...] Inglis on "Canals and Floodbanks of Bengal" (1909) that one of the original itentions of the canal was to protect the Railways the Grand Trunk Road the Burdwan Town and the Port of Calcutta by moderating the strength of the Damodar Flood. [...] As a result of the Award there had been an adjustment of debt relations between the Central Goernment and the Provincial Governments and in the case of Bengal the balances to her crdit with the Government of India were set off against the outstanding debts at the close of the financial year 1936-37 and the net result had been that a debit balance of neaabout Rs. [...] to say the cost of the maintenance of the irrigation work plus interest on capital cost ; while the maximum should be a figure so fixed as to take for the Government the whole of the increase in the return from the land except such portion as will be just sufficient to induce the cultivator to take the water. [...] But the trouble is that there are a number of variable factors that go to determine the value of water to the cultivator least of which is the estimated increased out-turn which is the pivot of the Bengal Development Act.
commerce industry
Pages
62
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120090
Segment Pages Author Actions
Marketing of Small Industries in Bengal
335-340 P.D. view
Damodar Canal Rates a Tragedy in Development Policy
340-345 Todar Mull view
Expansion of India’s Foreign Trade
346-352 B.C. Kundu view
Relief of Agricultural Indebtedness in Hyderabad
353-356 unknown view
The Development of the National Ncome in Germeny
357-358 unknown view
Rural Development in India
359-360 unknown view
India’s Trade and Finance as Viewed by Bank Chairmen
361-365 unknown view
Pandit K. Santanam’s Reply to the Actuaries
366-370 unknown view
Business Condition in Mysore
370-370 unknown view
India’s Foreign Trade
371-374 unknown view
Editorial view Point
375-383 unknown view
Company Notes
384-385 unknown view
News of Economic Progress
386-391 unknown view
Book Review
392-394 unknown view

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