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St. Xaviers College (Autonomous) College, Palyamakottai
The Assembly of God Church School
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Revisiting the Samuelsons Accelerator Model for the Indian Economy
The aim of this paper is to develop a modified version of the Samuelson (1939) Accelerator Model to study the Indian Economy in the post liberalization period (1992-1993 to 2018-2019). The objective of this research paper is to examine the macroeconomic variables responsible for the current economic crisis. The theory of accelerator has been introduced owing to the fact that consumption has been a major contributor in keeping the economy afloat over the past decade since the GFC.
Indian Economy on the Edge Disentangling the Current Economic Downturn
The paper stresses on the cyclical as well as the structural factors contributing to slowdown of the Indian Economy, with finance as the distinctive unifying element. This paper also recognizes the role of NBFCs and real estate companies in perpetuating the crisis. Keeping in mind the current scenario, a simple model has been formulated to examine how increasing uncertainty due to large scale defaults squeeze credit inflow producing adverse macroeconomic outcome.
International Trade, Income Inequality and Jobless Growth- Theory and Emperics
The paper shows that trade policies often give rise to unemployment and a subsequent informalization of the economy, indicative of a structural shift in the economy. The theoretical and empirical analysis shows that this leads to an upward drift of wage inequality which ultimately culminates in the form of accelerating joblessness, and this has proven to be true especially in developing countries like India characterized by high growth rates under the penumbra of acute inequality and obnoxious poverty.
Role of Banks and Monetary policy in propagating and perpetuating a Crisis. What could have been done differently?
The aim of this paper is to examine how monetary policies and banking system influence the short-term economic conditions. An analysis of the role of financial system in amplification and propagation of short-term shocks shows monetary policy as a means to combat recessions like the 2008 Financial Crisis.
Agriculture and Sectoral Interlinkage in times of Globalization- A Critical Evaluation
The aim of this paper is to explain the nature of sectoral inter-linkage in a dual economy in light of globalization and liberalization and put forward a simple model theoretic framework discussing agricultural-industrial inter-linkage in an open economy.
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