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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Introduction to Economics. 2. Applied Economics: Business Economics. 3. Market Equilibrium, Risk and Profit Analysis. 4. Demand Analysis. 5. Price Elasticity of Demand. 6. Elasticities of Demand other than Price. 7. Supply Analysis. 8. Elasticity of Supply. 9. Demand Forecasting. 10. Theory of Consumer's Behaviour: Cardinal Utility Analysis. 11. Theory of Consumer's Behaviour: Ordinal Utility Analysis. 12. Theory of Production and Short Run Production Analysis. 13. Isoquant Approach and Long Run Production Analysis. 14. Introduction to Theory of Costs. 15. Price and Output Decisions Under Perfect Competition. 16. Price and Output Decisions Under Monopoly. 17. Price and Output Decisions under Monopolistic Competition. 18. Price and Output Decisions Under Oligoply. 19. Income Distribution and Factor Pricing. Index. 'Microeconomics: Text and Cases' focuses on explaining all the important concepts of Microeconomics keeping in view the syllabus of various universities and management institutes. The book will be of immense help for the students of MBA, MBE, M. Com, MA (Economics), BBA, BCom (Hons), BBM, BBE, LLB (Hons) and the like courses. Extensive use of tables, flowcharts, mathematical functions, equations, and diagrams has been made to facilitate the learning of the readers. The pedagogical features such as outlines of the chapter, learning objectives, summary, and review questions have been also been included. Numerous examples have been included for easy comprehension of the subject matter. In addition to this, the economic relationships have been explained in the boxes to promote understanding in short span of time. Lastly, inclusion of case studies has been done to ensure better understanding of concepts and to stimulate innovative thinking of readers.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Dairy development and income distribution in India. 2. Pricing technique of milk in India. 3. Background of the study choice of the block. 4. Research methodology. 5. Presentation of data and analysis. 6. Findings and suggestions. Bibliography. Questionnaire. Appendix. Since from the days of Epic Ramayana and Mahabharata days cattle rearing is considered as a holy and profitable occupation of Indians. In India cattle rearing is considered as a secondary occupation which provides larger employment opportunities. The Govt. of India has launched Operation Flood I II and III to increase the yield/output from animals. The book tries to narrate the problem of maintaining milch animals and also suggests certain policy recommendations to improve the income distribution in India. 140 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Contents: Vol. I: Preface. Introduction. I. Agriculture industry and the economy: 1. Agricultural growth and industrial performance in India. 2. Industrial growth: another look. 3. Industrial growth in the 80s : facts and some issues. 4. Paradigm shifts in industrial policy. 5. Conflict between employment and inflation: theory and facts. 6. Capital output ratios in the Indian economy: (1950 51 to 1989 90). 7. Impact of hike in coalprices & petroleum products on the other sectors of the economy. 8. Corporate investment in 1979 : a forecast. 9. On the goals and mechanics of replanning. 10. Economic reforms : an assessment. II. Monetary system and financial sector: 11.The analytical framework of the Chakravarty Committee Report on the monetary system. 12. Reserve Money : concepts and policy implications for India. 13. Money output : a macroeconometric model. 14. Monetary policy in a developing economy : the Indian experience. 15. financial sector reforms : the second phase. Vol. II: III. Fiscal sector: 1. Dynamics of interaction between Government deficit and domestic debt in India. 2. Fiscal deficit external balance and monetary growth : a study of Indian economy. 3. Taxation as a tool of redistribution in developing economies. 4. Government securities market in a mixed economy : a study of India. 5. Government expenditure and money supply multipliers under alternative condition. IV. External sector: 6. Impact of export fluctuations on income : a cross country analysis. 7. India's balance of payments : the emerging dimensions. 8. The exchange rate system : some issues. 9. Exchange rate adjustments : causes and consequences. 10. Report of high level committee on balance of payments. Dr. Rangarajan's contributions are well known and well documented in a number of publications both Indian and international. But it has been strongly felt particularly by his colleagues who worked closely with him that his research contributions to various sectors of Indian economy are not available at one place. The present publication is an attempt to fill this gap and to provide easy access to some of his path breaking articles which are frequently referred to. Dr. Rangarajan's contributions are not confined to monetary economics as one may usually think but they cover a wide range agriculture industry planning banking finance balance of payments exchange rate policy and international monetary system. These subjects have been covered in the 24 selected essays which have been arranged under four sections in two volumes. The first section covers agriculture industry and the economy. The chapter 1 in this section entitled Agricultural Growth and Industrial Performance is perhaps one of the earliest studies to express fully the linkage between agriculture and industry. This section also includes a comprehensive review of the recent economic reforms. The second section deals with issues relating to monetary and financial sectors providing the analytical foundations of the Chakravarty Committee Report; an econometric model to study the relative impact of money supply on output ; and also includes detailed essays on the role of monetary policy and financial sector reforms. The third section deals with fiscal policy issues from the broader perspective of macroeconomic management including an article on the dynamics of debt accumulation which is perhaps one of the earliest articles to be published in India in this area. A reasonably large sized econometric model is also presented to study the impact of government expenditures financed through alternative channels. The last section includes articles on exchange rate management and on the evolution of the balance of payment scenario in the country. The Report of the High Level Committee on Balance of Payments of which Dr. Rangarajan was the Chairman is also included. This report is the only source which outlines the reasons for the shift of the exchange rate arrangement initially to LERMS and later to a marke.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Preface. I. Introduction. II. Theories of international trade and the developing countries. III. Performance of Indian exports: 1. Performance of sectoral exports. 2. Performance of exports: analysis in terms of unit value index and volume index. 3. Some features of Indian exports. 4. Rationale and extent of diversification of exports. 5. Linkage effects of export diversification. 6. India's share in world exports. 7. Exports and balance of trade. IV. Growth of India's domestic output and its effects on the growth of exports: 1. A survey of literature. 2. The Indian growth model and its implications for export growth. 3. Relation between gross domestic product and exports in India. 4. Growth of sectoral national income and sectoral exports. 5. Regression analysis of growth of sectoral NDP and sectoral export growth. V. Terms of trade and exports: 1. Concepts of the terms of trade. 2. Terms of trade and the developing countries. 3. Review of literature. 4. Terms of trade and exports. 5. Terms of trade and India's exports. 6. Regression analysis of the effects of terms of trade on exports. 7. Regression analysis of sectoral terms of trade and sectoral exports. VI. Change in the structure of output and its impact on the structure of exports and total exports: 1. Economic development and structural change. 2. Review of literature. 3. Structural change in gross domestic product of the Indian economy. 4. Regression analysis of the effect of change in the structure of output on the structure of export. 5. Regression analysis of the effect of change in the 294 pp.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - In this book input-output analysis is applied to the regional economy of The Netherlands. The re~ults are based on a publication of The Netherlands Central Bureau of Statistics: Regional Accounts 1960, The Hague, Staatsuitgeverij, 1968. Dr. Schilderinck and Mr. Sinner call special attention to the structure which are concealed in the cumulated primary costs of the final demand categories. Part I of the book deals particularly with a survey of this feature of input-output analysis. Part II starts with comparing the production structure of each industry in the eleven provinces of The Netherlands by means of semi-regional tables. Next, authors analyse the structure of the induced income resulting from a surplus or deficit of each industry on current final transactions per province. Thanks to its methodical elaboration the book is a valuable guide to those confronted with the problems of regional economic analysis. J. J. J. Dalmulder Contents FOREWORD IX LIST OF TABLES XI PART ONE: THE INPUT-OUTPUT TABLE AS AN INSTRUMENT OF ANALYSIS 1 List of symbols 3 1. Introduction 5 2. The input-output table 9 3. Coefficients of the input-output table 11 3. 1 Technical coefficients 11 3. 2 Interdependence coefficients and cumulated production coef- cients 12 3. 3 Input coefficients of cumulated production 15 3. 4 Input coefficients of final demand 17 4. The example of a simple economic system 20 4. 1 The input-output table and the technical coefficients 20 4.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Input-Output Analysis and the Structure of Income Distribution | K. Miyazawa | Taschenbuch | Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems | x | Englisch | 1976 | Springer | EAN 9783540076131 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The purpose of this study is in keeping with the shift in concern over the eco nomic problems of growth to those of income distribution in recent years. Income distribution problems may be analyzed by not only the traditional procedures, but also by some extensions of the input-output technique as I shall demonstrate in this volume of the Lecture Notes. Some fruitful results are obtained by applying the extended input-output technique to income analysis as well as to output analysis. This volume consists of three parts. These parts may be viewed along two veins, with some overlapping unavoidable: (1) Parts One and Two contain extensions of the input-output analysis and (2) Parts One and Three contain studies of the effects of the structure of income distribution on some other economic relationships. First, as an extension of the input-output analysis, we present a synthesis of the Leontief interindustry matrix multiplier and the Keynesian income multiplier in disaggregated form, and introduce a new concept which may be called the 'Interrela tional Income Multiplier' as a matrix. It is designed to analyze the interrelation ships among various income-groups in the process of income formation through the medium of industrial production activity. Although this multi-sector multiplier follows from Leontief's interindustry matrix multiplier, it is formulated by the inclusion of the income generation process, which is omitted in the usual input output open model, and by projecting the multiplier process into not only the output determination side, but also into the income-determination side.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Human development: dimensions and challenges. 2. Studies on human development: a review. 3. Determinants of human development. 4. Impact of education and health on economic development. 5. Human development and economic growth: a causality analysis. 6. Summary and conclusions. Bibliography. Index. Human development plays a pivotal role in the process ofeconomic development. A countrys potential to grow is dependent notonly on physical resources but also on human resources. Humancapital formation is both qualitative and quantitative in the sensethat it involves attainment of the skills, education and experienceas well as enhancing the number of individuals who possess thesequalities. Modern concept of development is much more than the increase inincome and output. Rather, it is a multi-dimensional process whichinvolves the reorganization and reorientation of the whole economicand social system. It not only involves radical changes ininstitutional, social and administrative structures, but also inpopular attitudes, customs and beliefs. Economic development inmodern times is understood, inter alia, in terms of reduction ofpoverty, inequality and unemployment in a growing economy. Humancapital formation, thus, is central to any developmentstrategy. The present volume contains a comprehensive study on theinter-relationship between human development and economic growth,covering almost all the countries of the world categorized intodeveloping countries, high income countries, upper middle incomecountries, lower middle income countries, low income countries andall countries taken together.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Paperback Printing. Softcover The Supply-Side Solution includes graphs and tables 290pp.We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions ,and all types of Academic Literature.).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction by Arup Mitra. I. Macro Issues: 1. Rethinking Economics, Statistical System and Welfare: The Case of India/R. B. Barman. 2. Impact of Export and Remittances on Import Penetration in South Asian Economies: An Econometric Exploration/Manas Bhattacharyya and Kaushik Basu. 3. Stock Market Volatility Patterns in India/Amita Batra. 4. Evaluation of Alternative Bayesian VAR Model for Forecasting Indian Inflation/Sangeeta Chakravarty. II. Sectoral Studies: 1. Growth in Output, Employment and Productivity in the Manufacturing Sector: A State-wise Comparative Study of Post-Liberalisation India/Bishwanath Goldar and Anita Kumari. 2. Productivity in Food Processing Industry under varying Trade Regimes: Analysis across Indian States/Seema Bathla. 3. India s Manufacturing Sector: Constraints and Need for New Initiatives/M. C. Singhi.4. Determinants of Tertiary Sector Employment in India/Seema Joshi. III. Inclusive Growth: 1. Economic Growth, Inequality and Policy/Arup Mitra. 2. Growth of GSDP and Wages in India: An Inter-State Comparison/Partha Pratim Mitra and Vinay Kumar Pandey. 3. Poverty, Inequality and State Expenditure: Intra-Regional Disparities in North East India/Rakhee Bhattacharya and Govind Bhattacharjee. 4. Growing Lifespan, Ageing, and Later Life Income Challenges: Exploring the Activity Status of Older Indians/Moneer Alam and Pratima Yadav. Index. India has posted a high growth rate since liberalisation in the 1990s. But, what does this number called growth rate mean? Has there been uniform growth in all sectors Has there been overall growth across all regions of the country? Have all social groups of people (such as the socio-economically backward, the elderly) been benefitted by this growth? Why is poverty still present to such a huge extent in India? To answer these questions and to discuss the challenges facing us today we need to look at growth and understand its many dimensions. This collection of essays looks at growth along three dimensions: 1. Measurement and methodology (Section 1): Essays on the current statistical system and various econometric models 2. Issues across the various sectors (Section 2): Essays on the performance of manufacturing sector, services sector and food procssing sector 3. Inclusivity of growth (Section 3): Essays analysing wage rates, health indicators, development in the North East states and status of elderly in the country.

Contents 1 Theory of demand 2 Supply and law of supply 3 Elasticity of demand 4 Consumer?s behaviors utility analysis 5 Consumer?s behaviors indifference curve analysis 6 Revenue and revenue curves 7 Cost and cost curves 8 Market forms 9 Pricing under perfect competition 10 Pricing output under monopoly 11 Pricing output under monopolistic competition 12 National income 13 Consumption functions 14 Keyner?s multiplier 15 Investment 16 Inflation 17 Monetary policy 18 Fiscal policyThere are numerous books on this subject but most of them miss the basic knowledge about Micro and Macroeconomics Keeping in view the above-mentioned facts this book is presented to provide a clear understanding of the subject to the students and understand the basic concepts introduced Wherever necessary theory is presented precisely in style to let the students understand the concept The material is presented in a very simple language and solved illustrations as and when required in order to make it easy to grasp 152 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Fruit Crops: Cultivation and Management. 2. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Mango. 3. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Citrus Fruits. 4. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Litchi. 5. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Guava. 6. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Ber. 7. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Phalsa. 8. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Pecan. 9. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Apple. 10. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Pear. 11. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Peach. 12. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Plum. 13. Cultivation, Management and Economic Analysis of Walnut. Prosperity through fruit cultivation is the new slogan gaining much acceptance among policy makers. Presently, fruit culture has established its credibility in improving income through increased productivity, generating employment and enhancing export. The focused attention on investment in fruit production during the last decade has been rewarding in terms of increased production and productivity of fruits. India has emerged as second largest producer of fruits in the world. It has diverse climates and soil for cultivation of fruit crops providing ample opportunities for the development of fruit industry but the greatest challenge in present is to produce sufficient fruit to feed the ever-increasing human population. This demands infusion of technology for an efficient utilization of resources for deriving higher output per unit of input with excellent quality of the produce within short span of time. In the present era of open economy, it has become increasingly necessary that our produce is competitive, both in the domestic as well as in international markets. This would be possible only through deployment of high-tech application and precision farming methods. Fruits are very important for human beings and also play an important role in religious practices, mythology and art. They are not only delicious but also have many nutrients which are necessary for human health. Fruit production requires a lot of science and some basic fundamental knowledge to grow them successfully. This book compiles many fundamental issues of fruit production like layout and planting, many cultural practices, growth and bearing habits of fruit crops, planting and propagation method, disease and pest management as well as cost of cultivation etc. Understanding of all these topics will help the students and fruit growers for proper knowledge of fundamentals of fruit production. We hope that this book would also be helpful for fruit growers, nurserymen, farmers, teachers, scientists, extension officers and all those who wish to become familiar with the topic in relation to their professional interest. We have tried to keep the language as simple and straight forward as possible and consistent with accurate representation of the content. Every effort has been made to present the ideas in very easy and understandable language and the interests of each reader. We would like to recommend "Fruit Crops: Cultivation Practices and Economics" to students, educators, researchers, extension specialists and orchard practitioners for cultivation practices of fruit crops and their economics.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Part 1: National Income analysis 1. National Income Analysis Part 2: Product Market analysis: Output, Employment and Income Determination 2. The Classical Theory: Employment and Output in the Long Run 3. The Keynesian Theory: Employment and Output Determination in the Short Run 4. Keynesian Theory of Income Determination 5. Income Determination Model with Government Part 3: Money Market analysis 6. Supply of Money and the Banking System 7. Theories of Demand for Money Part 4: Integration of Product and Money Markets 8. The IS-LM Model 9. Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Part 5: Post-Keynesian Macroeconomics 10. Monetarism 11. New Classical Macroeconomics/Supply Side Economics 12. New Keynesian Macroeconomics Part 6: Macro-theories of Consumption/Savings 13. Macro-theories of Consumption/Savings 14. Theories of Investment and Capital Accumulation Part 7: Economic Growth and Business Cycles 15 .Theories of Growth and Development: Macroeconomic Equilibrium in the Long Run 16. The Business Cycles: Theory and Policy Part 8: Inflation and Phillips Curve 17. Inflation Part 9: International Macroeconomics 18. International Macroeconomics Part 10: Macroeconomic Policies 19. Modern Macroeconomic Policy: Monetary Policy 20. Fiscal Policy References Index. The book Modern Macroeconomics is adornments with illustrative examples drawing on data from Indian macroeconomy to help students relate the stark theory to the real-world situations. The book is the key reading for undergraduate students, as there are new developments and complications in the world of macroeconomic over the past several years. The book contains a number of mathematical derivations and conclusions. As such, the students are expected to have a grasp on the basic mathematical techniques even though they are supported by ample graphical illustrations. The book includes ';business cycles' which, in most cases, originate in the form of ';shocks' of some kind or other, thus posing challenges to macroeconomic management. The book has dealt with, atleast, one such shock in the form of COVID-19 pandemic with its fallout on the world economy. It may be mentioned here that by the time the book was going to the ';print', another ';shock' of greater magnitude was brewing in the shape of Russia-Ukraine war, threatening to lead to World War-III. However, this macroeconomic shock could not be taken up at its premature stage.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction historical view state of research and methodology. 2. Irrigation projects and cost benefit analysis. 3. Agro economic background of the Sriramsagar Project region. 4. Cost benefit analysis of the Sriramsagar Project financial and economic evaluation. 5. Some economic aspects of displacement and rehabilitation of the SRSP command area. 6. Environmental impact in the SRSP command area. 7. Summary conclusion and policy implications. Appendices. Bibliography. Irrigation through canals wells and other sources is considered as a catalyst of economic development of a country. Numerous studies have confirmed on the role of irrigation in increasing crop productivity intensity of cropping in India since the evolution of planning. However it also helps in reducing instability in crop production changes the cropping pattern in favour of high valued crops reduces inequality in income among various section farmers in the society. Simultaneously some scholars pointed out that the inequity in sharing gains of development resulting from investment in irrigation and some drew attention to the increase instability of farm output. Irrigation is not certainly considered as blessings on the mankind. Its side effect in the shape of water logging and salinity within the large canal commands have been considered as one of the important negative impact on the farms output. Based on the theoretical framework the financial economic social and environmental aspects of the project are analysed by applying the familiar cost benefit analysis technique. 306 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Accounting in its social context towards a history of value added in the United Kingdom/Stuart Burchell Ciolin Clubb and Anthony G. Hopwood. 2. Value Added Approach technique for performance measurement/Alok Kumar Pramanik. 3. Adopting Value Added Information under price level changes/Ahmed Riahi Belkaoui and Ronald D. Picur. 4. Value Added Measures and firm valuation/Ben Hsien Bao and Da Hsien Bao. 5. The voluntary publication of Value Added Statements in an emerging economy did the intended audience find it useful/Chrisvan Staden. 6. Value Added and performance measurement/Erkki K. Laitinen and Rolf Leppanen. 7. Value Added Accounting and reporting issues and future prospects/Mustafa Mohd. Hanefah. 8. Value Added Statement a new comer in the corporate reporting of Bangladesh/Ahmed Salauddin and Md. Salim Uddin. 9. Value Added Reporting a new measure of corporate performance/S. Aravanan. 10. Analysis of Value Added Statement a case study of Cochin Refineries Limited/N.P. Agarwal and Abdel Naser I. Nour. 11. Role of value added in measuring of output and income/K.N. Ramanujam. 12. Value added and performance evaluation/V.K. Pandey and Rajeev Prabhakar. 13. Value added reporting/Bibhuti B. Pradhan. 14. Value addition accounting and reporting/K.S. Thakur. 15. Value added accounting and reporting/P.K. Bandgar. 16. Value Added Accounting/K.P. Ganesan. 17. Value added statement a part of social responsibility reporting/Chittaranjan Pal. 18. Application of value added in corporate financial analysis EVA CVA and beyond/Arup Choudhuri. Value Added Tax 19. Value Added Tax issues prospects and challenges for Asia Pacific countries/Mustafa Mohd. Hanefah. 20. Accounting for Value Added Tax in Bangladesh an evaluation/Ahmad Salahuddin. 21. Value Added Tax/E. Mubarak Ali and A.M. Mohammed Sindhasha. 22. Value Added Tax (VAT) right way to tax reforms/S.P. Saha. 23. Value Added Tax a suggested method/Abdul Naser I. Nour and Alok Kumar Pramanik. 24. Value Added Tax problems and prospects/P. Bezborah and Ranjit Singh. 25. Problems and prospects of Value Added Tax/Prakash Ch. Misra. 26. Value Added Tax some issues/Amita S. Kantawala. Index. Value Added Accounting and Reporting the newly developed accounting and reporting system is aimed at adding a new dimension to the existing system of corporate financial accounting and reporting through the disclosure of additional information regarding the amount of wealth of an entity has created in the accounting period and the way the wealth has been distributed by the entity amongst those that have contributed to its creation. This book covers almost all the aspects of Value Added Accounting and Reporting as well as Value Added Tax (VAT) system prevailing in India and abroad. 390 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Section I: Simultaneous Equations Econometrics. 1. The Effect of Parental Education on Child Education: 2SLS-IV Estimation of Intergenerational Education Mobility. 2. The Relationship between Income and Nutrition: Non-parametric LOWESS and Parametric TSLS-IV Estimation of Calorie Intake from Cereals Consumption. 3. Gender Bias in Education Expenditure: 3SLS Estimation of Budget Share of Household Expenditure on Education of Children. Section II: Time Series Econometrics. 4. The Effect of Volatility on Future Volatility: GARCH and EGARCH Estimation of Stock Prices and Stock Price Volatility Forecasts. 5. The Effect of FDI on Economic Growth and Domestic Investment: Vector Autoregression Estimation. 6. The Twin Deficit Hypothesis: Structural Vector Autoregression Estimation of the Relationship between Fiscal Deficit and Current Account Deficit. Section III: Limited Dependent Variables Econometrics. 7. The Effects of Birth Spacing and Maternal Education on Child Mortality: Probit and Logit Estimation of Child Survival in India. 8. Subjective Well-being, Money and the Easterlin Paradox: An Ordered Probit Estimation of Life Satisfaction. 9. Gender and Remittances: Probit and Tobit Estimation of Decision to Remit and Remittances Behaviour of Migrants. 10. The Demand for Children: Poisson Regression Estimation of Household Fertility Decisions. 11. Demand for Hospitalisation: Poisson-Logit Hurdle Estimation of Inpatient Care. 12. The Demand for AYUSH Healthcare: A Multinomial Logistic Regression Estimation of AYUSH Hospital Visits. 13. Sex Discrimination in the Labour Market: Heckit Estimation and Decomposition of Gender Wage Gap. 14. Economics of Religion: A Censored Regression Estimation of Religious Expenditure. 15. The Demand for Durable Goods: A Quantile Regression Estimation of Household Expenditure on Durable Goods Consumption. Section- IV: Panel Data Econometrics. 16. Fiscal Management and Government Expenditure: Panel Estimation of the Relationship between Fiscal Deficit, Interest Payment, Social Expenditure and Capital Outlay. 17. Rainfall and Farmer Suicides in India: Panel Estimation of the Effects of Monsoon Rainfall Deficit. 18. The Demand for Credit: Panel Conditional Fixed Effects Logistic Regression Estimation of Sources of Credit. 19. The Technical Efficiency of Commercial Banks: A Multiple Output-Multiple Input Technology Panel Stochastic Ray Frontier Function Estimation. References. Index. Understanding human behaviour eludes scientific inquiries despite significant advances and great breakthroughs. Evenmore challenging is the quantitative analysis of human decisions for which econometric methods are widely applied. Econometrics analysis is the art of understanding the nuances of information contained in data and drawing meaningful inferences from the statistical techniques based on mathematical tools. Understanding the nature of data and identifying appropriate techniques for efficient and consistent estimates of the causal relationship is a great learning of a researcher that comes with practical experience only. The papers in this volume attempt to unravel the econometric issues of many economic problems. Using strong economic theories, rich data and powerful econometric methods, this book analyses the underlying data issues, identification of estimation methods, empirical analyses and draws inferences for many of the individual and household behaviours as well as state, national and international macroeconomic issues. The econometric methods that comprise this book are simultaneous equations methods, time series models, qualitative response dependent variable models and panel data methods. This volume demonstrates the comprehensive nature of econometric approaches that is at the heart of any empirical study and highlight the appropriateness of quantitative analysis for inferences from data, decision making and drawing policy implications. The book is intended to be a reference guide for.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: Section I: Introduction to Managerial Economics 1. Concept and Scope of Managerial Economics 2. Role and Responsibilities of Managerial Economist 3. Managerial Economics and Business Decisions 4. Theories of the Firm Section II: Demand Analysis and Forecasting 5. Theory of Demand 6. Elasticity of Demand 7. Demand Forecasting 8. Demand Forecasting Methods Section III: Production and Supply Analysis 9. Production Analysis 10. Supply Analysis Section IV: Cost Analysis and Cost Control 11. Cost Analysis 12. Scale of Economies 13. Cost Control and Reduction Section V: Market Structure and Price-output Decisions 14. Perfect Competition 15. Monopoly 16. Monopolistic Competition 17. Oligopoly Section VI: Pricing Decisions 18. Pricing Policy 19. Pricing Methods and Strategies 20. Promotional Pricing - Discounts and Discrimination 21. Price Forecasting Section VII: Profit Analysis 22. Profit Policies 23. Profit Planning and Forecasting 24. Profit Measurement Section VIII: Macro Economics and Business Decisions 25. Inflation 26. Business Cycles 27. National Income 28. Goods and Services Tax 29. Demonetisation Section XI: Modern Managerial Economics 30. Modern approaches to Managerial Economics Managerial Economics involves an analysis of the allocation of the resources available to a firm, or a unit of management among the activities of that unit. It makes use of concepts and theories of economics and assists managers to make rational decision. The present book emphasizes on conceptual clarity and simplified presentation. The book comprehensively covers all the aspects that impinge upon economic decision making of modern business units. Thus, allowing a great deal of flexibility in the choice of topics that any teacher or student may wish to cover. This text would be helpful for the students of Commerce, Management, Economics, Engineering, Law, and other social sciences disciplines. It is also useful to the practicing managers of various business units within and outside the country. The book integrates various concepts and ideas from the fields of economics and other subjects, which have bearing on managerial decision making and policy formulation within the business unit. It provides a number of suitable examples, including large number of review questions, objective type questions and exercises. The text focuses on the concepts related to macroeconomics and business decision, and modern approaches to managerial economics.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. The present Book entitled "Estimation of Economic Relationships for Indian Economy" endows with the sign and size of the empirical values of the Economic Relationships for the Indian Economy using time series data and cross section data with different techniques. The numerical values of the Economic Relationships for the Indian Economy help to some extent in understanding the performance of the Economy. The empirical values of Economic Relationships on Long Run Equilibrium between Exports and Exports, based on Cointegration and Error Correction Mechanism, Output elasticity of Employment in private and public organized sectors, Effectiveness of the Income Tax Laffer Curve and presence of Shift in the elasticity of substitution in the Indian Industries having ensured that the Constant Elasticity of Substitution Production Function has a structural shift by chowbreak About The Author: M. Upender, M. A., (Goldmedallist) M. Phil., Ph. D.,(Kakatiya University) is Professor of Economics at Osmania University, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India. He has been the Coordinator of the University Grants Commission's Special Assistance Programme [DSAIII] and Chairman, Board of Studies in Economics. He has been teaching Econometrics at PostGraduation level and guiding the research scholars in Economics. His Primary Field of Interest has been Applied Econometrics. His papers, published extensively in various academic journals have been cited in the international journals such as the American Economic Review (USA), Journal of Developing Areas (USA) Journal of Productivity Analysis (Netherlands), Applied Econometrics and International Development (Spain) Journal of Asia Business Studies (United Kingdom),Journal of Economics and Behavioral Studies (Dubai) and Empirical Economics (Austria). He is the author of the Marketable and Marketed Surplus in Agriculture, Estimates of Coefficients of Economic Relationships : Some Exercises for India and Applied Econometrics. The University Grants Commission (Government of India) New Delhi, has bestowed on him the University Grants Commission Swamy Pranavananda Saraswati National Award in Economics for the year 2003 in recognition of his outstanding scholarly contribution in the field of Applied Econometrics. The Government of Andhra Pradesh has conferred the State level Best Teacher Award 2006 for his outstanding services. He has been nominated as Member of the Executive Council of Osmania University by the Government of Andhra Prades. He was member of the Study Group on Rural Unrest in Telangana sponsored by the National Commission on Rural Labor, Ministry of Labor, Government of India. Contents: Contents, Foreword/U. Sankar , Preface 1. Introduction , 2. Differential Output Elasticity of Employment During Post Economic Reform Period , 3. Long run Equilibrium between Exports and Imports , 4. Differential Elasticity of Substitution in Industries , 5. Degree of Tax Buoyancy , 6. Effectiveness of Income Tax Laffer Curve , 7. Wage Rate Elasticity of Labor, List of Tables, 2.1. Search for Structural Shift in Employment Function , 2.2. Sign and Size of Differential Output Elasticity of Employment in Private Organised Sector by Industry , 2.3. Sign and Size of Differential Output Elasticity of Employment in Public Organised Sector by Industry , 2.4. Sign and Size of Differential Output Elasticity of Employment in Organised Sector (Private and Public) by industry , 3.1. Stationary of the Time Series Variables : ADF and PP Test Statistics , 3.2. Stationary of the Residuals of the Co integrating Regression : ADF and PP Test Statistics , 3.3. Test Statistics For Error Correction Model , 4.1. Search for Structural Shift in CES Production Function , 4.2. Degree of Variability in Labor Productivity and Wage Rates in the Indian Industries , 4.3. Differential Growth Rate of Labor Productivity and Wage Rate , 4.4. CES Production Function : Differential Elasticity of Substitution , 5.1. ADF and PP Unit Root.

Zustand: good. Berlin & New York : Springer, 1982. Paperback. vi,307 pp. (Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems, 203). Ticket on spine. Library stamps. - Those familiar with input-output analysis know well that compilation of input-output tables is a difficult statistical work. The very first input-output tables (e.g. such as those for the United States economy in 1919 and 1929 or for the Federal Republic of Germany in the fifties) were the results of applied economic research. But soon after, official statistical bodies, who understood that input-output tables consistent with national accounts can very much improve the quality of economic statistics, started systematic work in this field. It was also obvious that international exchange of experience can be useful. The two main internatio nal fora in which discussion of input-output compilation took place were the international input-out put conferences and United Nations bodies. Already at the First International Conference on Input-Output Techniques (Driebergen 1950) several authors analysed the relations between input-output tables and national accounts. The topic was also on the programme of the Second Conference (Varenna 1954). At the Third Conference (Geneva 1961) standardization of input-output statistics was a topic of a panel discussion of eight experts. The relevant papers, which are still of interest, can be found in published conference proceedings. Condition : good copy. ISBN 9783540115533. Keywords : MATHEMATICS,

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. xii, 225 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm Contents: 1. Development Theory and Intersectoral Resource Flows -- 2. Definitions and Mechanisms of Surplus Transfer -- 3. Determinants of Surplus Transfer and Policy Constraints -- 4. The Initial Conditions and Patterns of Development -- 5. Intersectoral Resource Flows in India, 1951-1970 -- 6. Intersectoral Resource Flows in Taiwan, 1911-1960 -- 7. Intersectoral Resource Flows in Iran, 1963-1977 -- 8. Intersectoral Resource Flows in Japan, 1888-1937 -- 9. Intersectoral Resource Flows in China, 1952-1983 -- 10. Intersectoral Resource Flows, Economic Growth, Income Distribution, and Poverty -- 11. A Comparative Overview and Conclusions.