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| ABOUT THE BOOK : | |||
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It is increasingly recognised that to achieve inclusive growth and sustain growth momentum, regional economy is of critical importance. Given the divergence in growth potential, financial developments and inflation across regions in India, studies on regional economies become particularly relevant. This volume makes an attempt to place in public domain select work on various aspects of the regional economy by economists working in the central and regional offices of Reserve Bank of India. The papers find that while the share of agriculture has shrunk across the states, the share of services has risen sharply. However, industrial growth remains uneven. Urban-rural inequality has worsened. There is a need for concerted action on agricultural growth and infra-structure development besides increasing the penetration of formal financial sector to alleviate the constraints on growth and to control inflation. There is also need to prioritise expenditure towards social sector to develop the quality of the labour force and promote well-being. This volume is aimed at stimulating further policy-oriented research on various aspects of regional economy as well as contributing to better policymaking. |
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| Deepak Mohanty is Executive Director, Reserve Bank of India overseeing the area of monetary policy, economic research and statistics. Prior to his current position, he was Senior Adviser in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and earlier worked in various positions in economic research and monetary policy departments of the Reserve Bank of India. He holds Masters Degrees in Economics from Yale University and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). His current research interest includes monetary economics and international macroeconomics. | |||
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Foreword
Preface
Regional Economy of India: Growth and Finance
Section I
1. Inclusive Growth and its Regional Dimension
2. Impact of Bank Credit on Growth Dynamics of Kerala
3. Determinants of Inflation in Tamil Nadu
4. Economic and Financial Developments in the North-Eastern States
5. Inter-District Growth Performance in Madhya Pradesh
Section II
6. Microfinance in India: Progress and Problems
7. Regional Dimensions of Banking Services
8. Bank Finance in the Development of Real Estate Sector in Bihar 9. A Disaggregated Analysis of Monetary Transmission Mechanism: Evidence from the Dispersion of Bank Credit to Indian States Sarat Dhal
Section III
10. Financial Inclusion in Jammu and Kashmir
11. Financial Inclusion in Kerala
12. Financial Inclusion in West Bengal
Section IV
13. Structural Transformation in Punjab Economy
14. Social Sector Expenditure across States
15. Issues in Services Sector: A Case Study of Delhi
16. Regional Dimensions of Realty Sector in India
16. Debt Management Strategies in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand |
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