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J. R. D. Tata

Jehangir Ratanji Dadabhoy Tata

1904–1993

Also known as: JRD Tata, J R D Tata, JRD

How J. R. D. Tata is discussed in this archive

Authored 1 work in the archive.

Referenced in 20 other works , including D R Pendse on Doing Business in India before 1991 Reforms , D R Pendse on the Criticism he faced through his Career , and Minoo Shroff on Doing Business in Nehru's India .

In D R Pendse on Doing Business in India before 1991 Reforms : JRD is the dominant figure in the narrative — Pendse's boss whose principled refusal to game the License Raj is the through-line of the interview.

In D R Pendse on Liberating India s Entrepreneurs : Pendse explicitly contrasts JRD's law-abiding approach with entrepreneurs who broke unjust laws, citing him as his own ethical exemplar.

In D R Pendse on the 1991 Crisis : Pendse credits JRD Tata for strongly supporting his policy advocacy work within and beyond the Tata group.

In D R Pendse on the Criticism he faced through his Career : JRD nominated Pendse to the Octroi committee and gave him the guiding maxim that shaped his career; Pendse refers to his own book 'I After JRD.'

In D R Pendse on Think Tanks and the Power of Ideas : JRD Tata is the central figure Pendse describes, his employer and the person who acted on his economic policy proposals.

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  • A Rule of Law Society!
    • "The law did not say that the airline belonged to JRD Tata and the State has to protect Property, not take it away." · JRD Tata's Air India is used as the concrete example of property taken through legal nationalisation
  • Controlling Inflation in India - BR Shenoy
    • "among our own business magnates, Mr. J. R. D. Tata." · Tata is cited as a domestic authoritative voice supporting Shenoy's case for inflation control through fiscal discipline
  • Free Enterprise in Danger - B.R. Shenoy
    • "'schizophrenic policies', as Mr Tata aptly describes them" · Shenoy endorses Tata's characterisation of India's policy incoherence

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