Regional economy of India: growth and finance

Contributor(s):

Mohanty, Deepak [Editor ]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Academic Foundation 2012 Description: 508 pISBN:

9788171889235

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DDC classification:

330.954

Summary: It is increasingly recognised that to achieve inclusive growth and sustain growth momentum, regional economy is of critical importance. Given the divergence in growth potential, financial developments and inflation across regions in India, studies on regional economies become particularly relevant. This volume makes an attempt to place in public domain select work on various aspects of the regional economy by economists working in the central and regional offices of Reserve Bank of India. (http://www.academicfoundation.com/n_detail/646.asp)

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It is increasingly recognised that to achieve inclusive growth and sustain growth momentum, regional economy is of critical importance. Given the divergence in growth potential, financial developments and inflation across regions in India, studies on regional economies become particularly relevant. This volume makes an attempt to place in public domain select work on various aspects of the regional economy by economists working in the central and regional offices of Reserve Bank of India. (http://www.academicfoundation.com/n_detail/646.asp)

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