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ਫ਼ਰ 04, 2005
Allocative Efficiency of the Indian Banking System in the Post-Reform Period: A State Level Analysis
Biswa Swarup Misra* This paper examines whether allocative efficiency of the Indian Banking system has improved after the introduction of financial sector reforms in the early 1990s. Allocative efficiency has been studied for twenty three States of India. To get a comparative perspective, allocative efficiency has been estimated for two periods 1981-1992 and 1993-2001; broadly corresponding to the pre financial sector reforms and the post reforms periods, respectivel
ਫ਼ਰ 04, 2005
The Reserve Bank of India’s Balance Sheet: Analytics and Dynamics of Evolution(Part 2 of 2)
ਫ਼ਰ 04, 2005
Inventory Investment Behaviour -Evidence from a Panel of Indian Firms
Seema Saggar* Introduction II Review of Literature III Data IV Inventory Investment in India- Some Stylised Facts V Determinants of Inventory Investment – an empirical exercise VI Estimation Results VII Conclusions The paper augments production-smoothing specification with cash flows and monetary policy variables in its application for the Indian data. Several interesting findings emerge from the analysis. However, the results obtained need to be
ਦਸੰ 29, 2003
Social Sector Expenditure and Attainments : An Analysis of Indian States
ਦਸੰ 29, 2003
Analytics of Credit - Output Nexus in India
ਦਸੰ 29, 2003
Reserve Bank’s Clean Note Policy : An Overview
Special Notes Reserve Bank’s Clean Note Policy: An Overview R. K. Jain* Reserve Bank is charged with the responsibility of providing adequate supply of currency for facilitating transactions of the Government, banks and the public. Over the years, with the expansion of the economic activities and growth, the volume of currency in circulation has multiplied by many times. Of late, it was observed that many of the notes in circulation were soiled and mutilated a
ਦਸੰ 29, 2003
Financial Infrastructure and Economic Development : Theory, Evidence and Experience
Financial Infrastructure and Economic Development: Theory, Evidence and Experience V. B. Angadi* Last three decades have witnessed economists’ growing interest in exploring for a possible link between financial structure and economic activities. In more recent years, the horizon of economists’ inquiry has expanded to include the interrelationship between financial infrastructure and economic development. Financial infrastructure of an economy is defined in this paper
ਦਸੰ 29, 2003
Fiscal Expansion: Keynesian Recent Econometric Evidence from India
Fiscal Expansion: Keynesian Recent Econometric Evidence from India Tapas Kumar Chakrabarty* Feeling or sense of ‘adjustment fatigue’ becomes costlier. The present study tries to get some preliminary econometric evidence of fiscal impact on growth during 1990-91 to 2000-01, using data (relative fiscal variables as well as growth variable) relating to the Indian Economy. The study indicates that fiscal policy was marginally effective to influence the growth of the Ind
ਦਸੰ 29, 2003
Short-term Forecast of Corporate Investment since 1970s : Three Decades in Restrospect
ਦਸੰ 29, 2003
The Subsidy Syndrome in Indian Agriculture by Ashok Gulati and Sudha Narayanan
Book Reviews The Subsidy Syndrome in Indian Agriculture by Ashok Gulati and Sudha Narayanan, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 2003, pages 297, Price Rs.695 The Uruguay round of Agricultural Agreements (URAA) has brought subsidies in to sharp focus as it seeks to bring the world of trade under some discipline; its objective is to reduce trade-distorting subsidies. This has compelled countries to reappraise their policies on subsidies vis-à-vis the URAA/World Trade
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