Synopsis In this collection, eminent economist C.H. Hanumantha Rao explores the growth and equity consequences of India’s economic reforms. In the context of the agricultural sector and the rural economy, he identifies investment in infrastructure, the expanding of institutional credit and the removal of restrictions on domestic trade as key factors for increasing agricultural growth in order to sustain reforms. Insightful and wide spanning, the collection will be useful for students and researchers of agricultural and development economics, environment, and international trade. It will interest policymakers, agriculture and trade analysts, and activists.