The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c3.147

c3.147

Writing on the author's *Indian Currency and Reserve Bank Problems* the *Journal of the Royal Statistical Society* (London) observes: "It is well known that Prof. Sarkar, who has travelled and studied widely in Europe and America, holds views on politico-economic problems now facing his country not identical with the strongly nationalistic opinions of many of his countrymen. The author has put forward with considerable force and statistical support the argument that the amount and Rupee value of India's exports (mainly agricultural) are not necessarily dependent upon the rate of exchange. Similarly Prof. Sarkar has pertinent observations on the subject of the export of gold from India in recent years. The very interesting articles on Price-Curves in the Perspective of Exchange-Curves contains useful statistics relating to the main staples of India illustrated by charts, designed to establish the author's thesis that economic recovery had already commenced in India."