Macroeconomics and monetary policy : Issues for a reforming economy
- New Delhi Oxford University Press 2002
- 345p xvi
Contents; List of Contributors; List of Figures; List of Abbreviations; Introduction; Montek S. Ahluwalia • Y.v. Reddy • S.S. Tarapore I- MACROECONOMIC POLICY; 1. Economic Reforms and Growth Prospects in India Lawrence R Klein'· Thangavel Palilnivel 2. Inflation and Growth in the World: Some Simple Empirics, 1970-99 43 P.R. Brahmananda • G. Nagaraju 3.Dynamics of Inflation in India: A P-Star Approach D.M Nachane • R. Laxmi 4. Business Cycles, International Linkages, and Exchange Rates Mj. Manohar & Rao 5. The Time Has Come To Talk of Many Things: A Foray into Development Policy A. Vasudevan II BANKING AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCE 6 Central Banking in the New Millennium Andrew Crockett 7. Analytical and Regulatory Issues in the Competition for Private Investment Between and Within Developing Countries T.N Srinivasan 8. Research and Policy Developments in Money, Finance, and the External Sector in India BimalJalan 9.India's Vulnerability to External Crises: An Assessment Montek S. Ahluwalia 10. Managing India's External Economic Challenges in the 1990s Shankar Acharya III- MONETARY POLICY AND THE FINANCIAL SECTOR 11. Transparency in Monetary ;md Financial Policies and Its Role in Financial-sector Reform V- Sundararajan • Udaibir S. Das 12. Monetary Policy, Internal Debt, and Autonomy of the Central Bank S.S. Tarapore 13.Dimensions of Financial Development, Market Reforms, and Integration: The Indian Experience Y.v. Reddy 14.The Role of the Debt Market in Infrastructure Financing in India A. Prasad • Rakesh Mohan; Index