World Trade Organisation and Indian Economic Reforms (2 Vols-Set)
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Published by Serials Pub, New Delhi, 2005
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Contents Vol. I Preface. I. WTO and Indian economic reforms general macro economic issues 1. India and competition policy a step towards liberalisation and a step back from globalisation/Sheela Rai and Alice Pham. 2. Macro Policy on co operatives recent trends/V. Kulandaiswamy. 3. Achieving complete capital account convertibility what is stopping India/Radhika Lobo. 4. A Neo Ricardian critique of the traditional static theory of trade customs Unions and common markets/Theodore Mariolis. 5. China's entry into WTO implications for the Indian economy/Ravi M. Tirlapur. 6. Foreign investment in India issues and implications/Ritika Khurana. 7. Intellectual property rights and foreign direct investment a review/Ruchi Sharma and K.K. Saxena. 8. India FTAs and Asean economic integration/Gautam Murthy. 9. Export credit in India/Y.S.P. Thorat. 10. Problems and prospects of India's exports under WTO regime a study of agricultural commodities/M.D. Abdus Salam and M. Izhar Ahmad. 11. Foreign direct investment in India/I. Satya Sundaram. 12. Globalisation and development some issues and empirical facts/Shahid Ashraf and Somesh K. Mathur. 13. Issues of globalisation an analytical perspective/Kalpana Singh. 14. Structural reforms and trends in foreign trade/N. Mukundan and M. Manaka. 15. Impact of globalisation on poverty in India/Mohd. Ishar Ahmad. 16. WTO and its impact on Indian economy/S.N. Yogish. 17. Impact of globalisation on growth poverty and income inequality a study of Ethiopia and India/V. Sivarama Krishnan Abdulhamid Sukar and G. Ramakrishna. 18. Empowerment of weaker sections problems and prospects/D. Rudrappan. 19. Foreign direct investment in India trends problems and prospects/Rudra Prakash Pradhan. Vol. II Preface. II. WTO and Indian agriculture sector 20. Cost management for environmental protection/R. Meenakshi. 21. Globalisation of India's agriculture trade under WTO expectations and prospects/B.H. Nagoor. 22. Impact of the WTO on Indian agriculture/B. Yerram Raju. 23. The plight of Indian agriculture in the global environment/S.N. Sukumar. 24. Plant varieties rights in India/V.B. Jugale. 25. Performance of Indian agriculture a pre and post reform analysis/Kakali Majumdar. 26. Information technology towards agricultural development new initiatives and strategies/T. Raj Pravin P. Duraimurugan and H. Philip. 27. Agricultural development scenario in Asia with an overview on Pakistan/Shahnaz Rashid. 28. Environment in the WTO Doha and beyond/Sandeep Singh and Meeta Mehra. III. WTO and Indian industry 29. New policy regime and industrial development in Uttar Pradesh/Awadhesh Kumar Singh. 30. Impact of globalisation on the performance of small scale industries in India/R. Annapoorani and S.R. Gomathy. 31. The SSI sector in the context of WTO and global competitiveness/B. Yerram Raju. 32. Government policy technology inflow an behavior of Indian automobile industry an economic analysis/Manjappa D.H. and Vinay M.R. 33. Insurance industry a source for investment and employment. 34. WTO regime pharmaceutical industry and prices of medicines in India an analysis/Kuldip Kaur. 35. Globalisation economic reforms and unorganised labour force in India/R. Albert Christopher Dhas and M. Helen Mary Jacqueline. IV. WTO and services sector 36. Financial sector reforms/B. Shyamala. 37. Globalisation of higher education under WTO challenges to Indian higher education/B.N. Nagoor. 38. Globalisation of Indian services sector under WTO challenges and opportunities/D.N. Patil. 39. Economic reforms and financing higher education in India/P. Geetha Rani. 40. SHGs and women empowerment in Karnataka State/Talwar Sabanna. 41. Education in the globalising world/Shripad S. Bolashetty. 42. Micro credit and role of Banks need for initiatives and commitment/Amrit Patel. 43. Economic reforms and social sector development in India/P. Ambiga Devi and K.T. Geetha. 44. Economic reforms changing technology and their impact on employment in India/M.G. Basava Raja. 4.…
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- World Trade Organisation and Indian Economic Reforms (2 Vols-Set)
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- V B Jugale
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- Serials Pub, New Delhi
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- 2005
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