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Advanced Study in Money and Banking
The Book Advanced Study In Money & Banking : Theory & Policy Relevance In The Indian Economy Is A Complete Treatise On Banking And Global Financial Developments With Special Reference To Dmcs And The Indian Economy. It Provides An Invaluable, Up-To-Date And Refreshing Approach To Key Development Issues Pertaining To Monetary Theory, Banking, And Policy Matters. The Theoretical, Institutional And Historical Approaches Have Been Skilfully Integrated To Explore And Elucidate The Interrelationships Of Money And Banking And The Functioning Of The Economy As A Whole. The Analytical Study Of The Main Operational Ratios Of Banks For The Period 1998 To 2003 Gives An Overview Of The Bank Street Scenar...
Indian Economy
At The Time Of Attainment Of Independence, The Indian Economy Was In A Bad Shape. Centuries Of Exploitative Rule By The British Had Drained India Of Its Wealth. The Realization Of The Need For Resurrecting The Indian Economy Had Dawned Upon Our Leaders Even Before Independence. The National Planning Committee (Npc) Was Constituted In 1938 To Study Various Aspects Of Economic Development. After Independence, The Planning Commission Was Set Up In 1950 To Assess The Country S Needs For Material Capital And Formulate Economic Plans.During The Initial Years Of Planning Major Thrust Was To Develop Heavy And Basic Industries To Reduce The Country S Dependence On Import Of Machinery And Equipment, A...
Liberalisation and Globalisation of Indian Economy
Six Years Have Passed Since The Fast Process Of Liberalisation And Globalisation Was Started In India In July 1991. The Book Examines The Achievements And Failures Of The Process Of Economic Reforms During This Period. It Makes Useful Suggestions To Make The Economic Reforms More Successful And Human. The Role Which The State Has To Play In Accelerating The Process Of Economic Development And In Lessening Social Tensions Involved In Rapid Economic Reforms Has Been Clearly Laid Down In Detail.The Book Studies The Experience Of Economic Reforms In Other Countries And The Lessons Which India Can Draw From That. It Also Examines The Role Which Multinationals Can Play In The Economic Development ...
Studies in Indian Economy
India S Economy, Which For Decades Was Stuck With The So-Called Hindu Rate Of Growth Around 3 Per Cent, Has Hit The 9 Per Cent Mark For The Last Two Consecutive Years. Leading Economists Hold That The Growth Can Be Sustained In The Coming Years If The Government Can Put In Place More Reforms And Implement Them. There Is No Denying The Fact That The Initiatives Taken In The Early 1990S Continue To Reap The Rewards And Have Enabled India To Become The Fourth Largest Gdp In The World In Terms Of Purchasing Power. The Policy-Driven Reforms Have Taken Our Country From The Third World Status To One That Plays A Part, Albeit Small, In Defining The Fate Of The Global Economy. The Country Is In The M...
India's Transforming Financial Sector
India Has Entered The Second Stage Of Financial Sector Development, Where Market Forces Are Helping In Resources Allocation And Efficient Price Discovery Process.The Harmonization Of Regulatory Institutions And Devising Of New Financial Architecture Is Necessary To Enhance The Resilience Of India S Financial Sector And Reduce The Fragility Of Some Financial Institutions. High Exposure In Government Securities, Government Guaranteed Loans, Improper Valuation Of Collaterals, Vulnerability To Interest Rate Cycle, Still High Level Of Npas, Unsatisfactory Corporate Governance And Disclosures, Inadequate Surveillance, Stock Market Volatility, Risk Concentration And Policy Failure Cause Concern. Th...
Studies in Indian Economy
In Recent Years India Has Made All-Round Rapid Progress. The Performance Of The Indian Economy In 2004-05 So Far Has Exceeded Expectations Formed At The Beginning Of The Year. According To The Advance Estimate Of The Central Statistical Organisation (Cso) Released On February 7, 2005, The Economy Is Likely To Grow 6.9 Per Cent In 2004-05.In Spite Of Fast Advancement In Several Fields, India Is Still Suffering From A Large Fiscal Deficit Which Has Risen To An Alarming Level. During The Year 2004-05, The Fiscal Deficit At The Centre Stood At A Whopping Sum Of Rs.1,51,144 Crore, I.E. 4.4 Per Cent Of The Gross Domestic Product (Gdp). The Revenue Deficit Amounted Rs.95,312 Crore. The Curve Of Fis...
Liberalisation and Globalisation of Indian Economy
In India, The Move Towards Globalisation And Free Trade Coincided With The Process Of Structural Reforms And Economic Liberalisation That Began In July 1991. Since Then The Country Has Seen A Significant Integration Of Markets In Commodity, Services, Finance And Technology With Other Countries. Right At The Outset Of Globalisation, Some Persons In India Like Those In Other Developing Countries Were Against This New Trend, Perceiving It As Elite-Driven And Incapable Of Bringing Qualitative Change In Peoples Lives. Fear Of Lagging Behind In The Race With The Advanced Countries, Which Would Ultimately Capture A Lion S Share In The Global Market, Had Further Led Some People To Oppose Globalisati...
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Dictionary of Economics
Basically Being A Study Of How A Society Organises Its Money, Economics Continuously Enhances In Scope As New Economic Policies Are Formulated Every Year By All Countries Across The World. Accordingly, New Terms Keep Cropping Up Frequently Which Make The Subject All The More Obscure And Difficult. With A View To Make The Subject Easily Comprehensible For Students Specialising In The Field And Also The Common Man Who Are Directly Or Indirectly Related To It, The Dictionary Of Economics Has Been Prepared.Aiming At Maximum Inclusion Of Words Both Conventional And Latest, The Present Dictionary Provides In Brief The Exact Explanation Of Chosen Terminology In A Language Deliberately Kept Simple, ...
