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Inflation Targeting in Developing Countries: Barking up the Wrong Tree, targeting would win the contest hands down. It entails central bank minimizing its loss function measured by the deviations of inflation and output from their ‘targeted’ levels. This is subject to a given constraint between inflation and output at a given point in time, a relationship which has bee
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Global Ramifications of Reoriented US Policies Towards Employment Generation,stigate the consequences and ramifications of the reoriented US policies which are geared towards domestic employment generation. Using the “Cambridge Alphametrics Model of the world economy” we develop different scenarios to model these changes in US policies. Our simulation indicates that it will
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Globalisation and Growth: The Indian Case in Perspective,the last 2 decades. This distinctiveness has shown up in the form of associated trends observed across many groups of countries having their particular expressions in India and also by their combination with trends that are peculiar to the Indian case. This chapter highlights some of these important
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Oil Price Shock, Pass-Through Policy and its Impact on India, in India with the help of a macroeconomic policy simulation model. Three major channels of transmission of oil price shock . import channel, price channel, and fiscal channel are explored within a structural macroeconomic framework. The policy options of gradual deregulation of domestic oil prices
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-1795-4Financial Regulations; Financial Stability; Fiscal Policy; Global Financial Crisis; Macro-prudential Reg