The absence of reliable data on employment was well known in India.
For ensuring that the sample sizes for its estimates from its annual
employment and unemployment sur... Section: Working Papers
by T.N. Srinivasan | On 01 Aug 2017 The category of Scheduled Castes, created for the purpose of affirmative action in
India, is large, heterogeneous and unequal. In 2007, the state of Bihar classified the
most disadvantaged among thi... Section: Working Papers
by Hemanshu Kumar | On 01 Nov 2016 This paper deals with the evolution of laws, institutions and polices relating to
environmental protection in India. It considers the following questions : (a) whether the
laws are evolved indigenou... Section: Occasional Papers
by U. Sankar | On 01 Sep 2016 This study examines whether skewness of cross sectional distribution of
relative price shocks has asymmetric impact on aggregate inflation. The
empirical evidence from various countries suggests tha... Section: Working Papers
by Sartaj Rather | On 01 Sep 2016 This study involves the determination of outsourcing based on the market
structure technology imports and technical efficiency for the automotive
sector in India. An important characteristic of this... Section: Working Papers
by Santhosh K. Sahu | On 01 Aug 2016 This research evaluates the performance of free trade agreements by
analyzing the determinants of trade flows of Asian economies for a panel
of thirty-one countries during 2007-2014 using a Gravity... Section: Working Papers
by Sunder Ramaswamy | On 01 Aug 2016 This study models the optimum use of production inputs and analyse the
behaviour of input demand functions of agricultural production through
restricted transcendental logarithm profit function for... Section: Working Papers
by Shrabani Mukherjee | On 01 Jul 2016 The aim of this study
is to value, in monetary units, coastal and marine ecosystem services in India. The
reasons for doing so are two–fold: i) the destruction and degradation of coastal
ecosystems... Section: Monographs
by K. S. Kavi Kumar | On 01 Jul 2016 The share of coastal shipping in the modal mix of domestic freight
transportation in India is currently very low despite it being more costeffective,
fuel-efficient and environment-friendly compared... Section: Working Papers
by Lavanya Ravikanth Anneboina | On 01 Jun 2016 India being home to the largest number of poor and malnourished
population in the world, the tabling of National Food Security Bill has
renewed the public pressure for universalization of PDS in Ind... Section: Working Papers
by Sowmya Dhanraj | On 01 Jun 2016 Rising emission of greenhouse gasses (GHGs) and growing economic
inequalities have emerged as key challenges for policymakers over the
past two decades and the problems are likely to intensify in th... Section: Working Papers
by Unmesh Patnaik | On 01 Apr 2016 Rivers in Kerala are assailed by pollution, sedimentation, sand mining, and constriction of flows. The indiscriminate and unscientific sand mining,
even in the midst of many regulatory and protective... Section: Working Papers
by Lakshmi Sreedhar | On 01 Mar 2016 This paper presents a plan
that provides an achievable path toward a global policy on Green House
Gas (GHG) emissions. At the heart of it is a small carbon tax (actually a
GHG tax). The proceeds of... Section: Working Papers
by Mohana Mondal | On 01 Mar 2016 Management of regulated water systems has become increasingly
complex due to rapid socio-economic growth and environmental changes in river basins over recent decades. This paper focusses on the publ... Section: Working Papers
by Zareena Begum Irfan | On 01 Mar 2016 The adverse fiscal effects of fuel subsidies in developing countries like India are well documented. More recently, few studies have highlighted the fiscal, welfare and environmental effects of possib... Section: Working Papers
by Brinda Viswanathan | On 01 Jan 2016 This paper develops a three-sector theoretical growth model to capture the role of consumers’ acceptance towards the second generation of genetically modified (GM) crops in the long run growth process... Section: Working Papers
by Arpita Ghose | On 01 Jan 2016 Infant and child mortality rates in India have fallen by almost half from the time of adoption of millennium development goals to 2012 but there has not been a concurrent decrease in morbidity and und... Section: Working Papers
by Sowmya Dhanaraj | On 01 Dec 2015 Our study investigates the determinants and use of cash holdings by Indian companies. Using a large sample of manufacturing firms that are publicly traded on Bombay Stock exchange for the period of 19... Section: Working Papers
by Ekta Selarka | On 01 Dec 2015 Financial inclusion is considered as cause as well as outcome of inclusive growth. This study tries to construct a comprehensive measure of financial inclusion and evaluate the extent of financial inc... Section: Working Papers
by Shrabani Mukherjee | On 01 Nov 2015 The relationship between gender and poverty is a complex and debatable topic more than ever and thus a potential area for policy makers to focus. The aim of this paper is to review existing literature... Section: Working Papers
by Sukanya Das | On 01 Nov 2015 This paper applies a program evaluation technique to assess the causal effect of adoption of agricultural related technologies on consumption expenditure and poverty measured by different indices. The... Section: Working Papers
by Santosh K. Sahu | On 01 Oct 2015 Related Party Transactions disclosures in Annual Reports have recently gained more attention of the Indian policymakers. This paper aims at finding out the effect of related party transactions disclos... Section: Working Papers
by Subhra Choudhury | On 01 Oct 2015 The present research work aims to analyse the effect that the disaggregated developmental aid has had on the health status and the standard of living in the urban sector after the MDGs were establishe... Section: Working Papers
by Zareena Begum Irfan | On 01 Oct 2015 Established in 2000; the Millennium Development Goals had played a major role in bringing back the developmental issues to focus. Nearing the end of the stipulated time when they had to be achieved an... Section: Working Papers
by Zareena Begum Irfan | On 01 Oct 2015 The study examines households’ willingness to pay for the
conservation of Pallinkaranai marsh located in the south of
Chennai, Tamil Nadu. A stated preference method, namely,
Contingent Valuation m... Section: Working Papers
by Suganya Balakumar | On 01 Oct 2015 This paper studies the effect of domestic macroeconomic news releases on the change in the bond yields of India, China and Japan. We apply event study method to observe whether the large set of new in... Section: Working Papers
by Sreejata Banerjee | On 01 Oct 2015 This study explores the inter-generational effects of health shocks using longitudinal data of Young Lives project conducted in the southern state of India, Andhra Pradesh for two cohorts of children... Section: Working Papers
by Sowmya Dhanaraj | On 01 Sep 2015 Recreation is an important ecosystem service in coastal and marine ecosystems. The methodology for valuing recreational services is well developed in the literature. To the best of our knowledge, this... Section: Working Papers
by Pranab Mukhopadhyay | On 01 Sep 2015 Water footprint is a multidimensional indicator, showing water consumption volumes by source and by type of pollution; all components of a total water footprint are specified geographically and tempor... Section: Working Papers
by Zareena Begum Irfan | On 01 Sep 2015 Mergers and acquisitions (M and A) are common strategies of firms to increase its performance. Although, the motives of M and A are different however, the determinants are discreet. This study tries t... Section: Working Papers
by Nikita Agarwal | On 01 Sep 2015 In this paper, considering the district level variations in literacy and other pertinent socio-economic variables we explore whether efficiency in education in district level enrolments is merely a re... Section: Working Papers
by Brijesh C. Purohit | On 01 Sep 2015 The objectives of the study are three-fold: to investigate who are vulnerable to welfare loss from health shocks, what are the household responses to cope with the economic burden of health shocks and... Section: Working Papers
by Sowmya Dhanaraj | On 01 Sep 2015 This study examines the Total Factor Productivity (TFP) growth of the preexisting units on a balanced sample for ten years (1998-1999 to 2007- 2008) following the Levinsohn and Petrin (2003) technique... Section: Working Papers
by Santosh Kumar Sahu | On 01 Sep 2015 One of the Millennium Development Goals is to provide improved sanitation facilities along with availability of potable water; which are indeed the two basic needs for human survival. However, despite... Section: Working Papers
by Brijesh C. Purohit | On 01 Aug 2015 Health shocks can affect the household economy through a substantial rise in out-of-pocket medical expenditure and/or loss of income. In such a situation, households use a range of coping mechanisms t... Section: Working Papers
by Sowmya Dhanaraj | On 01 Aug 2015 Increasing literacy in the Indian states is possible by increasing enrolments in elementary education. This study explores the later by primary and upper primary enrollments for nineteen major Indian... Section: Working Papers
by Brijesh C. Purohit | On 01 Aug 2015 This study examines whether skewness of the cross sectional distribution of relative price changes is positively associated with aggregate inflation as predicted by the Menu cost model of Ball and Man... Section: Working Papers
by Sartaj Rather | On 01 Aug 2015 This study uses P-star model to examine the role of money in explaining inflation in India. In particular, we compare the performance of traditional Phillips curve approach against P-star model in for... Section: Working Papers
by Sunil Paul | On 01 Aug 2015 This paper investigates the determinants of energy and emission intensities of manufacturing firms in India, from 2000 to 2014. Given that Indian manufacturing sector is one of the world’s most pollut... Section: Working Papers
by Santosh K. Sahu | On 01 Aug 2015 Banks pursue profit like any business, but in their role as custodians of domestic savings, they are required to be cautious. Riskier but profitable advances may cause asset quality deterioration, thu... Section: Working Papers
by Sreejata Banerjee | On 01 Jul 2015 Fish is an important source of food and livelihood for people. Owing to their proximity to the sea, coastal communities have long depended on this resource to meet their nutritional needs. Does this,... Section: Working Papers
by Lavanya Ravikanth Anneboina | On 01 Jun 2015 Economic mobility is a significant consequence of income inequality and growth. In this paper, authors have used a unique ARIS/ REDS surveys data set for rural India spanning three decades to determin... Section: Working Papers
by Kailash Chandra Pradhan | On 01 Jun 2015 The domain of public economics is increasing as governments‘ policy goal is shifting from economic development to sustainable development. The government has to act as a trustee representing future ge... Section: Working Papers
by U. Sankar | On 01 Jun 2015 This paper examines the concept of monetary policy credibility from both the theoretical and practical viewpoints. It also discusses the advantages of high credibility and explains measures that can b... Section: Working Papers
by Naveen Srinivasan | On 01 Jun 2015 In this paper we present a choice function of a rural household about her/his ward?s schooling. It makes an empirical evaluation on the basis of simple theoretical framework using primary data set, su... Section: Working Papers
by Debdulal Thakur | On 01 Jun 2015 Biofuels are acquiring importance due to their potential to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. The two most important biofuels – viz., bioethanol and bio-diesel, are largely considered supplementary t... Section: Working Papers
by K.S. Kavi Kumar | On 01 Jun 2015 When it comes to measuring inflation persistence, a common practice in empirical research is to estimate univariate autoregressive moving average (ARMA) time series models and measure persistence as t... Section: Working Papers
by Naveen Srinivasan | On 01 May 2015 Constitutionally in India, the individual states have responsibility for water, forests, and agriculture. Major canal irrigation accounts for over 80 percent of India's irrigation. This paper observes... Section: Working Papers
by Zareena Begum Irfan | On 01 Apr 2015 This paper attempts to model the positive role of cultivation of
Genetically Modified (GM) crop with its soil-anchoring root-characteristic
and use of conservation-tillage technology, in saving orga... Section: Working Papers
by Amrita Chatterjee | On 01 Jan 2015 The lack of access to formal credit at affordable cost (effective interest) is
the most critical constraint faced by the rural entrepreneurs to get
involved in productive profitable business activit... Section: Working Papers
by Shrabani Mukherjee | On 01 Jan 2015 This study has used India Human Development Survey, 2005 to study
the factors influencing the Body Mass Index (BMI) of women between 20
to 40 years of age in India. BMI captures both undernutrition... Section: Working Papers
by Shikha Dahiya | On 01 Sep 2014 The economic value that biodiversity and ecosystems have is known to be very high. Despite this knowledge, we still find that there is large scale and significant loss of diversity of resources and ec... Section: Working Papers
by Suneetha M. S. | On 01 Jul 2014 Forward-looking RE models such as the popular New Keynesian (NK) model do not provide a unique prediction about how the model economy behaves. We need some mechanism that ensures determinacy. McCallum... Section: Working Papers
by Patrick Minford | On 01 Jul 2014 From 2003, the Indian economy enjoyed a boom in growth coupled with moderate inflation for five years. The economy grew at a rate close to 9 percent per year, until it was punctured by the global fina... Section: Working Papers
by Pankaj Kumar | On 01 Jun 2014 This study attempts to capture the impact of vertical and horizontal R and D spillovers across the supply chain. Empirical studies have captured vertical spillovers while finding the role of horizonta... Section: Working Papers
by Madhuri Saripalle | On 01 Nov 2013 This study estimates the weather sensitivity of rice yield in India, using disaggregated (district) level information on rice and high resolution daily
weather data over the period 1969-2007. Compare... Section: Working Papers
by Anubhab Pattanayak | On 01 Sep 2013 This
paper is an attempt to compute Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emission from
fossil fuel consumption for firms in Indian manufacturing sector from
2000 to 2011 by adopting the IPCC Reference Approach. Th... Section: Working Papers
by Santosh Kumar Sahu | On 01 Sep 2013 This study explores the three way linkage between weather variability,
agricultural performance and internal migration in India at state and
district level using Indian Census data.[MSE]. Section: Working Papers
by Brinda Viswanathan | On 01 Mar 2013 Motivated by the concern that the recent surge in inflation could retard growth, the paper revisits the nexus between inflation and growth from the perspective of an emerging economy, India. Examining... Section: Working Papers
by Saumitra N Bhaduri | On 01 Feb 2013 We test the effect of excess money growth on inflation using Threshold Regression technique developed by Hansen (2000). The empirical test is conducted using annual data from India for the period from... Section: Working Papers
by Saumitra N Bhaduri | On 01 Feb 2013 The objective in this
paper is to estimate the role played by such factors in determining the
utilisation of formal health care to cure diarrhoea and certain respiratory
illnesses plaguing young ch... Section: Working Papers
by Anindita Chakrabarti | On 30 Dec 2012 This paper deals with the interface between science and economics in environmental policy making in India. It explains Nehru‘s concept of scientific temper and its influence in the formulation of scie... Section: Working Papers
by U. Sankar | On 01 Dec 2012 This paper deals with the interface between science and economics in environmental policy making in India. It explains Nehru‘s concept of scientific temper and its influence in the formulation of scie... Section: Working Papers
by U. Sankar | On 01 Dec 2012 Notwithstanding its impressive economic growth, food insecurity in South Asia continues to be a stark reality for a large number of households. Despite several successful policy interventions by Gover... Section: Working Papers
by K.S. Kavi Kumar | On 01 Oct 2012 Notwithstanding its impressive economic growth, food insecurity in South Asia continues to be a stark reality for a large number of households. Despite several successful policy interventions by Gover... Section: Working Papers
by K. S. Kavi Kumar | On 01 Oct 2012 The objective of this study is to put to test the development paradigm that this inequity will converge and adjustment period will be
lowered for equitable outcomes in health provided a fine tuning o... Section: Working Papers
by Brijesh C. Purohit | On 01 Sep 2012 The farmers, predominantly the small and tribal, particularly in regions of rich agro-biodiversity immensely contribute to the on-farm conservation and enrichment of this diversity, often at personal... Section: Working Papers
by Prabhakaran Raghu | On 01 Aug 2012 Farm workers incur various occupational related risks. The question is whether they are adequately compensated for facing these risks? This paper attempts to measure the wage premiums that farm worker... Section: Working Papers
by Indira Devi P | On 01 Jun 2012 This study aims at analyzing
the differentials across rich and poor states and across rich and poorer
strata and rural urban segments of 19 major Indian states. The study
indicates that besides ind... Section: Working Papers
by Brijesh C Purohit | On 01 May 2012 Using a 30-year dataset on district level yields with more than 200 districts and pairing it with a newly available gridded weather data set this paper estimates the impact of climate change on major... Section: Working Papers
by Chandra Kiran B Krishnamurthy | On 01 May 2012 This study measures the efficiency of Indian states in
raising health outcomes, using the stochastic frontier methodology for
panel data for the period 2000-2009. [MSE WORKING PAPER 70/2012]. URL: [... Section: Working Papers
by Prachitha J | On 01 May 2012 Random effects panel data analysis is applied to identify financial parameters that influence banks in India in complying with Basel I. The private sector and foreign banks are affected by credit risk... Section: Working Papers
by Sreejata Banerjee | On 01 May 2012 On one hand product market competition acts as an ultimate solution to align interests of managers and shareholders, and on the other hand, competition alone may not be sufficient because it may not p... Section: Working Papers
by Ekta Selarka | On 01 May 2012 This study analyzes the impact of government policy regime on the
learning and capability acquisition of firms over time. Through a case
study analysis of the Indian automotive industry, the study d... Section: Working Papers
by Madhuri Saripalle | On 01 Jan 2012 This study aims to provide a mid-term appraisal of the Eleventh Five Year Plan (2007-12), focusing on the performance of flagship programmes in Tamil Nadu. In this paper, a brief note on the Eleventh... Section: Monographs
by K. R. Shanmugam | On 01 Jan 2012 Arsenic contamination in water supplies continues to increase in many countries, especially in developing nations, thereby creating both environmental and health hazard. Its sources and effects are mu... Section: Working Papers
by Zareena Begum Irfan | On 01 Jan 2012 Labour market insecurity, recognised as pervasive in rural India, is
multi-faceted. This study attempts to fill a gap in the research on
key dimensions of labour market insecurity by using the Natio... Section: Working Papers
by Padmini Desikachar | On 14 Dec 2011 This paper focuses on the trends in health seeking behaviour of people and the cost of treatment by examining the National Sample Survey data pertaining to three rounds -1986-87, 1995-96 and 2004. Wit... Section: Working Papers
by Anil Gumber | On 01 Oct 2011 The short term and long term stock price volatility changes around bonus
and rights issue announcements have been examined using historical
volatility estimation and time varying volatility approach... Section: Working Papers
by Madhuri Malhotra | On 19 Sep 2011 This study contributes to the literature by estimating discount rate for
environmental health benefits and value of statistical life of workers in
India. The discount rate is imputed from wage-risk... Section: Working Papers
by K. R. Shanmugam | On 18 Aug 2011 This paper examines the dependence of states on central fiscal transfers. It particularly focuses on the role of transfers through tax devolution under the recommendation of the Finance Commissions. T... Section: Working Papers
by D K Srivastava | On 01 Aug 2011 The existing empirical literature on Taylor-type interest rate rules has failed to achieve a robust consensus. Indeed, the relatively common finding that the Taylor principle does not hold has fueled... Section: Working Papers
by Matthew Greenwood Nimmo | On 01 May 2011 The objective of this working paper is to examine the extent of employment oriented migration of females in India and the inter–state variations in its magnitude using NSSO 55th Round Household level... Section: Working Papers
by Shanthi. K | On 04 Mar 2011 India’s low carbon inclusive growth strategy is framed in the context of
multiple goals and its national circumstances. In many cases, cobenefits
such as energy security, universal access to cl... Section: Working Papers
by U. Sankar | On 28 Dec 2010 This paper reviews India.s low-carbon high growth inclusive
policy initiatives, comments on their financial sustainability and
environmental sustainability and suggests desirable changes. The focus... Section: Working Papers
by U. Sankar | On 28 Dec 2010 Taxation policies in India have historically not been environmentally oriented. A tax system is needed whic is environmentally more rational. It is argued in this study that India is currently going... Section: Monographs
by D K Srivastava | On 01 Dec 2010 This paper employs the choice experiment method to estimate local
citizens’ valuation of a public intervention which proposes to improve the
quality of an important environmental resource, namel... Section: Working Papers
by Ekin Birol | On 09 Nov 2010 Agriculture is a climate sensitive sector and provides livelihood for more
than 60 percent of Indian population. There have been a large number of
studies over the past decade that tried to assess t... Section: Working Papers
by Ishwarya Balasubramanian | On 09 Nov 2010 One of the most intriguing aspects of the recent empirical literature on
FDI-related spillover effects is the increasing identification of mixed
results. A few studies, particularly in advanced coun... Section: Working Papers
by Anabel Marin | On 10 Jun 2010 This paper looks at the quality of forecasts/assessments made by some
of the recent Finance Commissions for the shareable central taxes and
own tax revenues of selected states. The Commissions cover... Section: Working Papers
by D K Srivastava | On 22 May 2010 In this paper we employ a stated preference environmental valuation technique, namely the choice experiment method, to estimate local public?s willingness to pay (WTP) for improvements in the capacity... Section: Working Papers
by Ekin Birol | On 01 May 2010 Extensive reforms of India's indirect taxes at the central and the state
levels has prepared the necessary ground for the implementation of a
comprehensive goods and services tax (GST). The Empowere... Section: Working Papers
by D K Srivastava | On 23 Apr 2010 This paper argues that the incorporation of new references in the
Thirteenth Finance Commission mandate relating to, 'ecology,
environment and climate change' and 'quality of public expenditure' pos... Section: Working Papers
by U. Sankar | On 25 Apr 2009 This paper investigates the causal link between foreign direct investment
and tourism in India by employing the Granger causality test under a VAR
framework. A one-way causality link is found from f... Section: Working Papers
by Saroja Selvanathan | On 24 Apr 2009 This paper analyzes the inter-state imbalances in three major sectors of
the economy, namely, education, health and family welfare, and water
supply and sanitation for fifteen major states. It uses... Section: Working Papers
by C Bhujanga Rao | On 14 Jan 2009 New studies are increasingly appearing based on historical data across the world that better socio-economic status is associated with taller men and women. This study based on a recent Indian data ana... Section: Working Papers
by Brinda Viswanathan | On 08 Jan 2009 India and China are important players in an evolving process of
globalization of research and development (R&D). Focusing on
pharmaceuticals and biotechnology industries, this paper analyses the
ch... Section: Working Papers
by Jayan Jose Thomas | On 28 Sep 2008 Interest in the uncertainties prevailing at the macroeconomic level has
always been well known in economic literature. This paper analyses the
effect of firm level and macroeconomic uncertainty on t... Section: Working Papers
by Mrinal Kanti | On 22 Jan 2008 The article addresses one of the most important policy questions: what
role do emerging stock markets play in influencing real decisions such as
corporate private investment? In this article we pres... Section: Working Papers
by Saumitra N Bhaduri | On 18 Sep 2007 The paper presents a switching regression model of investment decision,
where the probability of a firm facing financial constraint is endogenously
determined. The approach, therefore, obviates the... Section: Working Papers
by Saumitra N Bhaduri | On 11 Sep 2007 Economic growth does not necessarily ensure environmental
sustainability for a country. The relationship between the two is far more
complicated for developing countries like India, given the depend... Section: Working Papers
by Sacchidananda Mukherjee | On 16 Jul 2007 The rapid economic growth achieved after globalization by most of the developing countries, has imposed considerable social costs and has become a major threat to sustainable development. However it i... Section: Working Papers
by Prakash Nelliyat | On 01 Jun 2007 The loss of ecosystem services due to industrial pollution in the Noyyal River Basin was estimated through physical research studies of water and soil quality and bio-mapping followed by economic valu... Section: Working Papers
by Paul Appasamy | On 01 Feb 2007 Drawing on the convergence theory, one would expect that as a latecomer to integrate with the globalized economy India’s export performance would be at least on par with that of China because China’s... Section: Working Papers
by Kaliappa Kalirajan | On 01 Jan 2007 In this study, they attempt to quantify the effect of improved
population health on technical efficiency in agricultural production.
Using data for over 260 districts in 15 Indian states, they emplo... Section: Working Papers
by Atheendar S. Venkataramani | On 17 Aug 2006 Given the importance of agriculture to the well being of a
large percentage of India’s population, it becomes important to
study how improvements can be made in the productivity of this
sector. Thi... Section: Working Papers
by K. R. Shanmugam | On 15 Jun 2006 India has been running large-scale interventions in the energy
sector over the last decades. Still, there is a dearth of reliable and
readily available price and income elasticities of demand to bas... Section: Working Papers
by Haripriya Gundimeda | On 14 Jun 2006 Service standards in the provision of health and education in the states in India are low on average and also characterized by large inter-state disparities. These disparities are due to differences i... Section: General
by D K Srivastava | On 09 Mar 2006 Industrial disposal of effluents on land and subsequent pollution of groundwater and soil of surrounding farmlands – is a relatively new area of research. Environmental and socio-economic aspects of i... Section: Working Papers
by Sacchidananda Mukherjee | On 08 Mar 2006 In this paper, they account for forest wealth in India. Changes in the timber and carbon wealth embodied in these forests are related to important green national accounting aggregates such as genuine... Section: Working Papers
by Giles Atkinson | On 07 Feb 2006 This study is an attempt to investigate the relationship between environmental quality and per capita NSDP i.e., (Environmental Kuznets Curve, EKC) of four major Indian States in the light of their ve... Section: Working Papers
by Sacchidananda Mukherjee | On 02 Feb 2006 Existence of Environmental Kuznet’s Curve (EKC) is an empirical issue to analyze as evidence from the literature has been mixed. This study focuses on indoor air pollution generated from the use of fu... Section: Working Papers
by K.S. Kavi Kumar | On 01 Apr 2004 The study analyzes the inter-district variations in levels of income and human development in Tamal Nadu in recent years. It also tries to analyze the causes of the relatively low levels of income of... Section: Working Papers
by R. J. Chelliah | On 15 May 2001 The world over, the financial sector is faced with adjustment problems of facing up to rapid changes in the environment. The Indian financial system cannot be immune to this universal phenomenon. What... Section: Working Papers
by S.S. Tarapore | On 16 Jun 2000 In their tasks to fulfill their constitutional obligations, the Eleventh Finance Commission have to face and solve two broad group of issues. The first relates to the basic principles that ought to go... Section: Working Papers
by Chelliah Raja J | On 21 Jan 1999 Unlike earlier literature that documented positive association between inflation and the dispersion of relative prices over time, the empirical evidence from this study suggests that the relative pric... Section: Working Papers
by Sartaj Rather | On 01 Jan 1900 |