Indian economy : Empirical analysis on monetary and financial issues in India

By:

Inoue Takeshi

Contributor(s):

Hamori Shigeyuki

Publication details: London World Scientific 2015Description: 154p xixISBN:

9789814571906

Subject(s):

1. Monetary Policy - India 2. Finance - Economic Development

DDC classification:

330.954000 INO

Contents:

Table of contents Introduction; Monetary Policy in India: Past, Present and Future: Money Demand Stability and Monetary Targeting; Multiple Indicator Approach as the Present Policy Framework; Has the Taylor-Rule Worked in India?: The Applicability of Inflation Targeting; Financial Market in India: Stock Market: Causal Relationship between Stock Returns and FIIs Investment; Commodity Market: Market Efficiency of Commodity Futures; Foreign Exchange Market: What Explains Exchange Rage Fluctuations?; Central Bank Intervention and Exchange Rate Movements; Finance Development and Poverty Alleviation in India: Financial Deepening and Poverty Alleviation; Financial Permeation and Poverty Alleviation; Concluding Remarks.

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Table of contents

Introduction; Monetary Policy in India: Past, Present and Future: Money Demand Stability and Monetary Targeting; Multiple Indicator Approach as the Present Policy Framework; Has the Taylor-Rule Worked in India?: The Applicability of Inflation Targeting; Financial Market in India: Stock Market: Causal Relationship between Stock Returns and FIIs Investment; Commodity Market: Market Efficiency of Commodity Futures; Foreign Exchange Market: What Explains Exchange Rage Fluctuations?; Central Bank Intervention and Exchange Rate Movements; Finance Development and Poverty Alleviation in India: Financial Deepening and Poverty Alleviation; Financial Permeation and Poverty Alleviation; Concluding Remarks.

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