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A landmark recovered: dive into the brilliant mind that helped shape modern monetary thought. Indian Currency and Finance is John Maynard Keynes s penetrating study of India s monetary system a rare classic, now lovingly restored by Alpha Editions. Written amid the complexities of British India, this book unpacks colonial currency systems, monetary policy analysis, and the practical realities of finance in India with the clarity and argumentative force that made Keynes a giant of economic thought. Readers will find rigorous discussion of Indian monetary policy, historical financial systems, and the interaction between exchange, gold, and paper currency all framed by Keynes s emerging insights that later influenced Keynesian and modern economic policy debates. Those curious about Indian currency history and finance in India will gain rare primary-source perspective on how imperial institutions shaped economic outcomes. This edition is not merely a reprint. After decades out of print, Alpha Editions has restored the text for today s scholars, policymakers, and collectors cleaned, annotated, and presented as a collector s item and cultural treasure. Whether you re a student of Indian economic history, a reader intrigued by Keynes economic theories, or a classic literature collector, this volume bridges past and present, offering indispensable context for debates on economic policy in India and beyond. Essential for anyone studying colonial currency systems, currency and finance studies, and the evolution of Indian monetary policy.