Description
The Indian Currency System (1835–1926) by J.C. Coyajee is a detailed historical and economic analysis of India’s monetary evolution under British rule. The book traces the transition from a silver-based currency to a managed gold exchange standard, examining key legislative acts, fiscal policies, and economic challenges. Coyajee critically assesses the impact of colonial monetary reforms on trade, prices, and Indian economic sovereignty. Through rigorous research, the book provides valuable insights into the financial foundations of modern India and the complexities of colonial currency management.
