Economic Growth and Foreign Trade Relations Among India China and ASEAN
Published by Serials Pub, New Delhi, 2009
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Contents Preface. 1. Impact of globalisation on Indian economy/M. Raja Sekhara Babu. 2. A comparative study of growth pattern in India and China a review/Md. Abdus Salam. 3. India's trade with South East Asia/M. Bhanumathi. 4. Role of ASEAN in India's development/R. Meenakshi. 5. India's foreign trade with SAARC in the globalization era Facts and possibilities/Rudra Prakash Pradhan. 6. A critique of economic growth and human development Post Asian Crisis/Masudul Alam Choudhury. 7. Energy consumption in India and China a comparative review of trends and challenges/Ashir Mehta. 8. GMS Economic integration in the establishment process of ASEAN China Free Trade Area/Christopher Gan. 9. China's economic growth and foreign trade reforms/Asli Karasu and Ozlem Ozdemir. 10. Indo ASEAN Economic relations some dimensions/Sandeep Kumar. 11. Imports and exports between ASEAN and India/Geetanjali Sharma. 12. Formation of currency Union in SAARC Countries issues and prospects/S.M. Jawed Akhtar. 13. Reexamining the role of small and medium sized enterprises in the Malaysian economy/Mohd. Khairuddin Hashim. 14. Role of Bangladesh small industries and commerce bank in promoting small scale enterprise a critical assessment/Saiful Islam. 15. Reforms in dissemination of technology in agriculture a study of National Agricultural Technology Project in India/Aditya Keshari Mishra. 16. Forest development in India an inter state analysis/I. Sundar. 17. Impact of AOA on agriculture of the South Asian Countries with special reference to India/J. Cyril Kanmony. 18. Estimation of some demographic parameters of Bangladesh using 1991 Census/Md. Rafiqul Islam and M. Korban Ali. 19. Asian Urbanization Certain public health consequences of urban social stress/M. Asif and Tariq Wali. 20. Child labour and WTO Rules surveys of the issues with references to South Asia/Kishor Sharma. 21. Participatory watershed approach in waste land development programme an experience of South Indian provinces/S. Ramesh. 22. Trends in inter regional poverty and economic inequality in India/I. Sundar. 23. Indonesian economic and business development/Sofyan S. Harahap. 24. Health insurance for the poor in informal sector/Siddhartha Sarkar. There are varieties of externalities generated by the economies for accelerating the domestic growth rates. This has puzzled the economic theorists all the time to explore the fact that why some economies grow much faster than others. Similarly what is the rationale and mandate remains to the growth rate of developing countries as compared to the developed economics. This quality and quantity of growth rates adherence to the developing economies no doubt but developing economies are required to look into the development rates rather than growth rates. However to confine the boundaries of development rates and their summation of macro variables is very difficult. But obviously it is essential to diagnose the quality of the development. Otherwise the material or physical growth has no scope to justify the case of development. Consequently development indices of some of the macro economic variables are being developed and assessed for example human development index human poverty index social indicators of development etc. During 1970s poverty eradication programmes become the goal of development of most of the developing economies. During 1980s moral ethical values are considered alongwith environment aspects in the development process. During 1990s the quality of life and human resource development became the thrust of the development paradigm. Self esteem freedom from servitude and sycophancy and fetching the basic needs become the development indicators. Of late freedom rationality social choices democratic setup are becoming the indicators of development. 334 pp. …
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- Economic Growth and Foreign Trade Relations Among India China and ASEAN
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- V B Jugale
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- Serials Pub, New Delhi
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