Titlebook: Keynesian Macroeconomics Beyond the IS-LM Model; Chandana Ghosh,Ambar Nath Ghosh Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 Banking

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-7888-1Banking Sector Reforms; Corruption; Global Macroeconomic Scenario; IS-LM Model; Keynesian Macroeconomics

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Introduction,, a small section of giant capitalists own the bulk of the country’s wealth and have in their command the lion’s share of the country’s income. At the same time, a capitalist society is characterized by multiparty democracy where every adult citizen has one vote. It is extremely puzzling that the po

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Interaction Between the Real Sector and the Financial Sector: An Alternative to the IS-LM Model of the interest rate it determines. It also does not show how expenditures are financed. It does not incorporate financial intermediaries, which play an important role in mobilizing saving into investment and generating money and credit. This chapter develops an alternative model that seeks to reso

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An Alternative to the IS-LM Model: Extension to the Case of Perfect Capital Mobilityhe case of perfect capital mobility. The model will seek to capture the behavior of a small open economy in both the fixed and flexible exchange rate regimes under conditions of perfect capital mobility.

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Democracy, Dependence, and Neo-Imperialism: The Case of Indiathe control of the foreign investors/global capitalists in 1991. It also shows how the New Economic Policy (NEP) that the IMF thrust on India in 1991 constitutes a strategy to deepen manifold India’s dependence on global capitalists and to bring about extreme inequality creating a small island of un

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Macroeconomics of Non-performing Assets of Banks in Indiaanized profit-driven financial institutions whose viability depends upon their ability to make profit. Like all capitalist economies, India is also subject to trade cycles and onset of a recession leads to a drop in banks’ profit levels and an increase in their stock of non-performing assets. This p

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Democracy and Corruption in a Capitalist Economye in their command the major part of the country’s wealth and income. This chapter argues that the system of private funding of political parties enables the giant capitalists to form and run political parties to usurp state power. They need it to protect their enormous wealth from the masses. The p