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The Mid-Year Review of the Indian Economy for 2001-02 analyses the behaviour of all major macro-economic variables. The review identifies three major issues for critical evaluation : industrial recession, capital market collapse, global recession and war and its contagion effect on the Indian economy. The review, with the help of a macro-econometric model, concludes that there is clear evidence of a further slowdown in the Indian economy in the current fiscal ...
The late eminent economist A.M. Khusro was a Professor at the Institute of Economic Growth right from its inception, and his association with the IEG continued till the end. As a token of gratitude, the members of the IEG family decided to pay an affectionate tribute to the departed colleague and teacher by bringing out a volume containing research papers pertaining to several themes that were cherished and valued by him. All the contributors to this volume have ...
This volume presents selected papers on macroeconomics and welfare, presented at the 40th annual conference of the Indian Econometric Society in 2004. Collectively they cover a wide range of issues related to economic reform, growth and equity. In particular, the book contains studies on exchange rate, interest rate, money demand and supply and monetary and fiscal policies, inflation and its relationship with growth at aggregate and sectoral levels, growth and ...
The current economic scene in the country is under great stress. There is an acute shortage of foreign exchange, external debt is mounting and the inflation rate has accelerated to more than 14 per cent per annum. What is worse, gold has been sold and mortgaged abroad and the Governments, both at the Centre and in the States, are borrowing heavily, not only to finance capital expenditure but also revenue expenditure. The new Trade Policy deregulates several ...
In recent years, the Indian economy has achieved a high growth trajectory becoming one of the largest economies in the world. Interestingly, India still has large reserves of untapped human resources to grow even faster in a sustained manner. Is the economy on track to achieve such growth rates in the future? The volume explores this issue using a detailed macromodel of the Indian economy (the DPC-IEG model) that has proved effective in explaining India's ...
