NO : WP-2024-011 AUTHOR : Ashima Goyal TITLE : Misconceptions in Indian fiscal federalism ABSTRACT : We examine common views regarding weakening of rights of states and finds them to be misconceptions. Indian states get more resources and freedoms than in most federal countries. Some fiscal restraints on states borrowing are necessary to […]
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Methodological Nuances in Estimating Proportion and Number of Poor for States and India, 2022-23
NO : WP-2024-010 AUTHOR : Srijit Mishra TITLE : Methodological Nuances in Estimating Proportion and Number of Poor for States and India, 2022-23 ABSTRACT : The purpose of this exercise is methodological while also providing us with poverty estimates of rural, urban, and combined areas for States and India in 2022-23. The methodological […]
The Neglected Contributions of R.G.Hawtrey to Macroeconomics
NO : WP-2024-009 AUTHOR : D.M.Nachane TITLE : The Neglected Contributions of R.G.Hawtrey to Macroeconomics ABSTRACT : In the inter war years (1919-39) macroeconomics was at the forefront of attention of both thinkers as well as policymakers. This paper focuses on Hawtrey, one of the major economists of that period whose contemporary influence […]
How Unequal Are Indian States? by S. Chandrasekhar, K. Naraparaju and A. Sharma
Fiscal policy: Pressures and progress by Ashima Goyal and Taniya Ghosh
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Catastrophic Decline in Women Ownership of Firms in India: 2014-2022
NO : WP-2024-008 AUTHOR : Rozi Kumari and Rupayan Pal TITLE : Catastrophic Decline in Women Ownership of Firms in India: 2014-2022 ABSTRACT : Level playing field for women to participate in decision making and leadership positions is key to progress of a nation. Analysing widely used nationally representative datasets from the World […]
