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Zonder onderwerpscode: wereldeconomie, ontwikkelingsproblematiek --- Agriculture --- -Industries --- -330.34 <540> --- 65.012 --- Industrial production --- Industry --- Economics --- Farming --- Husbandry --- Industrial arts --- Life sciences --- Food supply --- Land use, Rural --- Economic aspects --- -Economische ontwikkeling. Regionale economische ontwikkeling--India --- Methods --- Industries --- 65.012 Methods --- 330.34 <540> Economische ontwikkeling. Regionale economische ontwikkeling--India --- Economische ontwikkeling. Regionale economische ontwikkeling--India --- 330.34 <540>
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The paper presents the policymakers' perspective on the reforms undertaken to manage states' debt and ensure solvency. While the sustained high growth rates of the Indian economy played a part in alleviating the interest burden on debt and ensuring that the debt does not grow in an explosive trajectory, major reforms were implemented to reverse the fiscal decline, develop fiscal responsibility rules to ensure sustained adjustment, and move toward a market-based financing of state deficits. The serious efforts at fiscal consolidation and institutional reforms have enabled states to set on the path toward fiscal correction. Nonetheless, weak global growth prospects and the risk of a further rise in global commodity and fuel prices could generate the dilemma of needing to compress expenditures for ensuring fiscal sustainability while simultaneously needing counter-cyclical spending to boost growth, and challenge the fiscal adjustment process.
Access to Finance --- Bankruptcy and Resolution of Financial Distress --- Banks & Banking Reform --- Debt management --- Debt Markets --- Debt relief --- Debt restructuring --- Debt swap --- Emerging Markets --- Finance and Financial Sector Development --- Fiscal responsibility --- Macroeconomics and Economic Growth --- Market borrowings --- Poverty Reduction --- Solvency --- Indian states
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The paper presents the policymakers' perspective on the reforms undertaken to manage states' debt and ensure solvency. While the sustained high growth rates of the Indian economy played a part in alleviating the interest burden on debt and ensuring that the debt does not grow in an explosive trajectory, major reforms were implemented to reverse the fiscal decline, develop fiscal responsibility rules to ensure sustained adjustment, and move toward a market-based financing of state deficits. The serious efforts at fiscal consolidation and institutional reforms have enabled states to set on the path toward fiscal correction. Nonetheless, weak global growth prospects and the risk of a further rise in global commodity and fuel prices could generate the dilemma of needing to compress expenditures for ensuring fiscal sustainability while simultaneously needing counter-cyclical spending to boost growth, and challenge the fiscal adjustment process.
Access to Finance --- Bankruptcy and Resolution of Financial Distress --- Banks & Banking Reform --- Debt management --- Debt Markets --- Debt relief --- Debt restructuring --- Debt swap --- Emerging Markets --- Finance and Financial Sector Development --- Fiscal responsibility --- Macroeconomics and Economic Growth --- Market borrowings --- Poverty Reduction --- Solvency --- Indian states
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Financial Management is written by the author in quite an easy-to-understand, interesting and entertaining manner and his sincere endeavour was worth the effort. This book will be useful for the students (of B Com and M Com, MBA and PGP, degrees and diplomas), the Chartered Accounts, the professional and practising bankers and industrialists. Practising professionals of commercial banks and industries may find the book quite relevant for reference and refreshing purposes. A summary, containing the essence of each Chapter at its end, may be found very useful and handy for the students at the time of their examination. Even the Professors, teaching the subject, may find the synopsis immensely useful for preparing the required transparencies or slides on PowerPoint Software, for use in their lecture sessions.
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1. INTRODUCTION 2. GAPS IN HISTORICAL STATISTICS 3. NET DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF THE INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT FOR THE PERIOD 1861-62 TO 1899-19004. ESTIMATION OF MONEY STOCK SERIES 5. THE RUPEE CENSUS 6. TIME SERIES OF MACRO ECONOMIC VARIABLES7. THE INDIAN ECONOMY AROUND THE EARLY 1860's8. THE CHANGING PROFILE OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY DURING 1861-62 TO 1899-19009. A CHRONOLOGICAL CURRENCY HISTORY OF INDIA: 1835-36 TO 1899-190010. MONETARY EVOLUTION DURING THE PERIOD: 1861-62 TO 1899190011. THEORETICAL BACKDROP AND DIFFERENT ANGLES ON THE CURRENCY HISTORY12. THE HERSCHELL COMMITTEE AND ITS REPORT13. THE FOWLER COMMITTEE AND ITS REPORT14. THE TIME-COURSE OF KEY VARIABLES IN THE INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT DURING 1861-62 to 1899-190015. THE ECONOMY DURING THE PERIOD PRIOR TO THE FALLING EXCHANGE RATE (1861-62 to 1871-72)16. THE COURSE OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY DURING THE PERIOD OF THE FALLING EXCHANGE RATE DUE TO THE FALLING GOLD PRICE OF SILVER (1871-72 to 1892-93)17. THE COURSE OF KEY VARIABLES DURING THE POSTMINT- CLOSURE PERIOD TILL THE ADVENT OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE STANDARD (1893-94 TO 1899-1900)18. LESSONS FROM THE CURRENCY HISTORY19. CORRELATION AND CYCLICALITIES20. DETERMINANTS OF PRICE LEVEL AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS21. DEMAND FOR MONEY22 THE SUPPLY OF MONEY23 INTEREST RATE AND ITS DETERMINATION24. THE DETERMINATION OF REAL NDP AND RELATED MATTERS25. THE EXCHANGE RATE OF THE RUPEE AND RELATED TRADE MATTERS26. PUBLIC FINANCE27. THE GENERAL IMPACT OF THE DRAIN ON THE ECONOMY28. EXERCISE IN ECONOMETRIC MODELLING OF THE ECONOMY29. THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK UNDERLYING THE APPROACH TO ECONOMIC HISTORY IN THE STUDY30. THE QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY: A RESTATEMENT ALONG CLASSICAL LINES31. SUMMARYHISTORICAL TIME SERIES OF THE INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT1835-36/1861-62 TO 1899-1900BIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX OF AUTHORSINDEX OF SUBJECTSCHARTS.
Money --- History. --- India --- Economic conditions.
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