Understanding Development An Indian Perspective on Legal and Economic Policy.

By:

Banerjee Swapnendu

Contributor(s):

Mukherjee Vivekananda Haldar Sushil Kumar

Publication details: London Springer 2016Description: 272pISBN:

9788132224549

Subject(s):

1. Economic Development - India2. Economic Policy - Infrastructure - Economics

DDC classification:

330.954000 BAN

Contents:

Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Does an employment protection law matter? A panel data analysis of selected OECD countries, 1985-2012; 3. Network of legal citations: an analysis of some supreme court decisions on land acquisition in India; 4. Surrogacy Contracting and Intermediation; 5. Sharecropping in theory and practice: a selective review; 6. Trade in Intermediate Goods, Endogenous Growth and Intellectual Property Rights; 7. Multi-market Firms and Export Quota: Effects of Withdrawal of the Multi-Fiber Arrangement; 8. Does foreign aid corrupt? : A theoretical note; 9. Public-private Partnerships and Governance; 10. Principles of Allocating Development Grant at Sub-National Level in India: A Suggested Methodology; 11. Fiscal rule and social sector spending: A study of north east India; 12. An Analysis on Impact of Employment Generation Policies on Rural Women in West Bengal, India; 13. Poverty in Best Bengal: a review of recent performance and programmes; 14. The Impact of MGNREGS on Rural Households: Evidence from a Quasi-Experiment; 15. Does parental education have any role to play on female child disadvantage?.; 16. School attendance and employment of youth in India: Convergence across caste and religious groups?; 17. Adverse Effect of Bio-mass Fuel use on Pregnancy Outcome in Rural India

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Contents:
1. Introduction
2. Does an employment protection law matter? A panel data analysis of selected OECD countries, 1985-2012;
3. Network of legal citations: an analysis of some supreme court decisions on land acquisition in India;
4. Surrogacy Contracting and Intermediation;
5. Sharecropping in theory and practice: a selective review;
6. Trade in Intermediate Goods, Endogenous Growth and Intellectual Property Rights;
7. Multi-market Firms and Export Quota: Effects of Withdrawal of the Multi-Fiber Arrangement;
8. Does foreign aid corrupt? : A theoretical note;
9. Public-private Partnerships and Governance;
10. Principles of Allocating Development Grant at Sub-National Level in India: A Suggested Methodology;
11. Fiscal rule and social sector spending: A study of north east India;
12. An Analysis on Impact of Employment Generation Policies on Rural Women in West Bengal, India;
13. Poverty in Best Bengal: a review of recent performance and programmes;
14. The Impact of MGNREGS on Rural Households: Evidence from a Quasi-Experiment;
15. Does parental education have any role to play on female child disadvantage?.;
16. School attendance and employment of youth in India: Convergence across caste and religious groups?;
17. Adverse Effect of Bio-mass Fuel use on Pregnancy Outcome in Rural India

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