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Although India has been ‘reforming' since 1991, almost nobody seems to be satisfied with either the progress or the …
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took place in financial regulation sector during liberalisation of its economy in 1991. Pre liberalisation India had a … intervention. It could be argued that India was a pre regulatory state before liberalisation reforms. Instead of independent … for foreign investment, and setting up of sector specific regulators – India arguably became a ‘regulatory state’. I aim …
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We investigate India's widening skill wage gap and narrowing gender wage differential during the two decades that …
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A near-ubiquitous concept in legal debates on contemporary approaches to market regulation and reform, liberalisation broadly speaking involves a transition from controlled to competitive markets. Yet for many, liberalisation implies not merely practical processes and legal instruments of...
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Since the 1991 balance of payments crisis, India has embarked on an ambitious program of economic liberalization. Over … will have to carry out the more-difficult second-generation reforms, if India is to benefit fully from its liberalization …
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Indian agricultural has been hit hard during post WTO period (1995 - 2003). The share of agro goods in India's global … rather increased. Therefore it is very difficult for India to face global agricultural competitiveness. In this scenario, the …
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In this paper we assess the impact of external economic liberalization in India on the transmission of aggregate shocks … eight variable vector autoregression (VAR) model. We also test two propositions regarding the nature of India …, and prices for India and its world counterparts. The analysis is extended to include dummy variables and distributed lags …
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Free trade refers to a situation where a government does not attempt to restrict what its citizens can buy from another country or what they can sell to another country. The classical trade theories of Smith, Ricardo, and Heckscher-Ohlin predict that the consequences of free trade provide both...
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