Mrinal kumar dasgupta (5 risultati)
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Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Editor's introduction. List of contributors. I. Crime and economic development 1. Crime and development in Ancient India a lesson for the present/Uday Kumar Lal Das. 2. Crime syndicates and socio economic development/Odeyar D. Heggade. 3. Crime an obstacle to developm…ent a note/Ravi Kumar Srivastava. 4. Literacy Unemployment and crime in Orissa/R.P. Sarma and Sandhya Rani Das. 5. Women suicides in Madurai Tamil Nadu/N. Namasivayam and S.P. Kanaga Anbuselvam. II. Corruption and economic development 6. Corruption a key issue in development/Sukumar Basu. 7. Corruption and its impact on development/Meenakshi Sundara Rajan. 8. Corruption and its causes and effects/M.K. Ghadoliya. 9. Corruption a bane of democracy/A. Ranga Reddy and K. Harinadha Reddy. 10. Impact of corruption on the economy/G. Chandrasekhar Rao and B. Nagaraja. 11. Corruption and control policies in India and impact on economic development/V. Ambumani S. Ganesan and M. Saraswati. 12. Corruption and development nature causes and remedies/Abdul Azim Islahi. 13. Ushering in sustainability in corruption control policies/S. Shyamala and M. Kumaran. 14. Corruption in India causes and consequences/Sridhar Pandey and M.N. Singh. 15. Corruption and economic development/Subhash Biswas. 16. Corruption in Public Health Services in Haryana/M.M. Goel and Sharmila Ahlawat. 17. Influence of money in education in U.P./Subodh Dhawan. 18. Scams in educational institutions in Bihar/Amrita Singh and Shalini Kumari. 19. Corrupt legislators and bureaucracy in Bihar/S.L. Tulsyan. 20. Transparency in Panchayats West Bengal scenario/Dilip Kumar Ghosh. III. Crime corruption and economic development 21. Crime corruption and development in India/Narendra Prasad. 22. Crime corruption and control policies in India/V. Ambumani and Shyamla Murthy. 23. Crime corruption and economic development/S.B. Mehta. 24. Some issues in environmental crime and corruption in India/M.M. Goel Ashok Kumar Chauhan and Jai Kishan Parasher. 25. Crime corruption and economic development/Anath Bandhu Mukherjee. 26. Economics of crime and corruption/V.S. Deshpande. 27. Crime and corruption in Indian Rural Development/M.M. Goel. 28. Corruption Crime and development in Bihar/K.K. Sinha. Index. Crime and Corruption in Indian Economy is an edited volume published at a time when the process of development faces the widespread menace of corruption and crime throughout the length and breadth of the country. It is expected that this volume on such important themes will extend the frontier of the growing literature in this emerging area of political economy. Altogether 28 articles are included in this book distributed over three sections. While each paper has a brief and abstract the editorial introduction provides an exhaustive overview of these articles. All these articles were contributed/presented at one of the technical sessions of Jammu Conference of the Indian Economic Association. This volume is expected to be of immense help for the researchers in this area and also for the interested and conscious general readers. 278 pp.
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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. I. Methodology: 1. Economics history and problem of methodology/Kalyan Chakraborty. 2. International trade theories in classical political economy/Asis Dasgupte. II. Institutions: 3. Reform and profitability of Indian banks/Biswajit Chatte…rjee. 4. The dimensions of empowerment of Dalits in India/Debesh Bhowmik. 5. Banks run, bubbles and the global financial crisis/Asim K. Karmakar. 6. Stock exchange: an instrument of capital formation/Biswanath Ghosh. 7. Economic growth in South Asia/Amalesh Banerjee. III. Legal: 8. Trend of legal globalization and stock market development/Prabirjit Sarkar. 9. Consumers right as protected in market economy of India/Pabitra Sen Gupta. IV. Survey: 10. An evaluation of the drought prone area project in West Bengal/Raj Kumar Sen. 11. A study of the effects of fuel consumption in a village of Nadia District/Tapasree Banerjee. V. Policies: 12. India's monetary policy: some critical issues/Subrata Gupta. 13. Poverty alleviators and human development under globalization/Mrinal Kumar Dasgupta and Tathagata Dasgupta. 14. Population growth, global warming and economic development/Dhirendra Nath Konar. 15. Analytics of monetary policy of the Reserve Bank of India in the reform era/Debes Mukhopadhayay.Economy of India: Glimpses of Various Issues is an edited book published in honour of its past President Professor Manjula Bose. This book contains eighteen articles distributed over five major sections, viz, methodology, institution, legal, survey, and policies. One may obtain a grasp of the progress and problems of the Indian economy as well as the World Economy in particular, in the present context of global recession. This book would be quite useful for the researchers, policy makers, members of economics faculty and in general for the readers interested in various economic issues. (jacket).
