Second generation economic reforms in India
By: edited by Ruddar Datta.
Contributors: Datt, Ruddar.; Indian Economic Association. Conference
Publisher: Deep & Deep Publications
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New Delhi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 481
Subjects: India -- Economic policy -- 1991- -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Other titles: 2nd generation economic reforms in India
Description: Papers presented at the 83rd Annual Conference of Indian Economic Association held at Jammu during December 30, 2000 to January 1, 2001.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: SECTION I; title: GENERAL ISSUES RELATED TO ECONOMIC REFORMS; title: 1. Ruddar Datt; title: Second Generation Reforms: Need for Changing; title: Growth Strategy; title: 2. P.R. Bhatt; title: Second Generation Reforms: Some Issues; title: 3. Odeyar D. Heggade and M.R. Bharathi; title: Second Generation Reforms : Issues and Directions; title: 4. Smnriti Mukerjee; title: Second Stage of Economic Reforms; title: 5. Keya Sengupta; title: Challenges of Second Generation Reforms; title: 6. Talwar Sabanna and M.S. Kallur; title: Harmony in Economic and Social Liberalization; title: 7, A.S. Sethi and P.S. Raikhy; title: Changing Sources of Economic Growth in India:; title: Implications for Second Generation Reforms; title: SECTION II; title: ECONOMIC REFORMS AND EMPLOYMENT; title: 8. Bharati D. Dave; title: Effects of Economic Reforms on Employment; title: 9. Kumar B. Das; title: Employment Scenario under Globalisation; title: SECTION III; title: ECONOMIC REFORMS AND SOCIAL SECTOR; title: 10. S.K. Pant and Alok Pandey; title: Social Sector in Liberalised Era; title: 11. P. Jegadish Gandhi; title: Social Sector and Economic Reforms; title: 12. Paramjit Kaur Dhindsa; title: Second Generation Reforms and Social Sectors; title: 13. Md. Abdus Salam; title: Attention Towards Social Sectors in India; title: SECTION IV; title: ECONOMIC REFORMS AND FINANCIAL SECTOR; title: 14. Anzalesl Chandra Banerjee; title: Second Generation of Financial Reforms; title: 15. Biswajit Chatterjee and Ram Pratap Sinha; title: Reforms and Indian Financial Sector; title: 16. Mulkta S. Adi; title: Reforms in Public Finance; title: 17. B. Patro, B.K. Patnaik and Priyasi Nayak; title: Micro Finance Institutions (MFIs) and Reforms in; title: India; title: 18. Surendra Nath Misra; title: Resource Utilisation by Banks in Orissa 19. Ptuspa Tarafdar; title: Trade Policy Reforms in India; title: 20. Arvind Awasthi and Anamika Chaturvedi; title: Monetary Sector Reforms and Borrowings; title: Programme in India; title: SECTION V; title: ECONOMIC REFORMS AND GLOBALISATION; title: 21. K. Sreerivasuilt Naidu and Srinivasulu Bayineni; title: Globalization : A New Mantra for Integration; title: 22. Meeta Krishna; title: Indian Agriculture and Globalisation Perspective; title: SECTION VI; title: ECONOMIC REFORMS, AGRICULTURE AND RURAL; title: DEVELOPMENT; title: 23. Tapati Sanyal; title: Economic Reforms, Agriculture and India; title: 24. Ratan Kumar Ghosal; title: Second Generation Reforms and Rural Development; title: SECTION VII; title: ECONOMIC REFORMS, OTHER ISSUES AND CASE; title: STUDIES; title: 25. Rama Shankar Singh; title: Reforms and Regional Social Disparities; title: 26. S. Murty; title: Multinational Corporations and their Impact; title: 27. J.V.M. Sarma and G. Naresh *; title: Fiscal Analysis of Tamil Nadu and Suggested Reforms; title: Index.