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The paper examines the basic reasons and feasible remedies for organizational weakness, and the possible contribution of ownership, industry and management structure, leadership, social norms, and institutional incentives to alleviating the weaknesses in the Indian context. The arguments are...
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The paper examines the basic reasons and feasible remedies for organizational weakness, and the possible contribution of ownership, industry and management structure, leadership, social norms, and institutional incentives to alleviating the weaknesses in the Indian context. The arguments are...
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The paper examines the basic reasons and feasible remedies for organizational weakness, and the possible contribution of ownership, industry and management structure, leadership, social norms, and institutional incentives to alleviating the weaknesses in the Indian context. The arguments are...
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This paper overviews financial liberalization in three South Asian countries — Bangladesh, India and Pakistan — in … contrast, needed external rescue only once. India did better than Pakistan and Bangladesh, most likely because it followed a …
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The similarities yet differences across South Asian countries, and their differential response to recent food and oil price shocks, provides a useful opportunity to better understand the structure of inflation in these economies. Analysis of the internal goods market and external balance of...
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Stylized facts for South Asia show the dominance of supply shocks, amplified by macroeconomic policies and procyclical current accounts. Interest and exchange rate volatility rose initially on liberalization, but fell as markets deepened. A gradual middling through approach to openness and...
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