Synopsis The papers contributed by the eminent scholars in this book deals with the impact of economic reforms on various sectors of our economy. As a matter of fact economic reforms in India have affected various aspects of our economy such as unemployment, poverty, foreign trade, banking and other financial sectors, public and private undertakings, industrial and agriculture sectors, etc. The authors have given valuable suggestions to bring improvement in our steps towards making the country comparable with other countries of the world. The aim of privatisation, globalisation and liberalisation of our economy cannot be achieved unless sincere efforts are made in this direction.  Globalisation with generates increased international motility, which will open up flow of good factors and services in the globe. It would integrate more closely with the developed country of the world.  Privatisation can be also more effective in our country, though it will take some time, provided labour laws are reformed and managements improve their outlook and attitude.Liberalisation may also be an effective tool to encourage the new entrepreneurs in various sectors of our economy. The book will provide invaluable information and suggestions to the research scholars, planners, social and economic scientists and others who are interested in this subject.