edited prankrishna pal (2 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Introduction. I. Theoretical issues: 1. Economic modeling of social interaction: norms, networks and trust/Debendra Narayan Bhattacharyya. 2. Sectoral interlinkage in a monetary framework under flexible exchange rate regime: a post-WTO perspective/Rajendra Narayan Nag and Bhaskar Goswami. 3. Is the financial market efficient?/Diganta Mukherjee and Sankha Ghosh. 4. Incidence of child labour and trade liberalization: comments on Chaudhuri and Gupta (2004)/Arnab Ghosh. 5. Strategic certification and performance related pay in education/Rajlakshmi Mallick. 6. Health, income and health expenditure in Indian States: a search for causal explanation/Sushil Kumar Haldar and Debaprasad Sarkar. 7. Outsourcing in a model of occupational choice/Sahana Roy Chowdhury. 8. Immigration vs. Outsourcing: a developing country's view/Simontini Das. II. Development issues: 9. Capability based approach and India's poverty/Subrata Majumdar. 10. Gender disparity in India: an inter-state analysis/Jaya Mukherjee. 11. Wages and employment in India: the post-reform dynamics/Dipa Mukherjee. 12. Sustainable industrialization: a case study of impact on income and employment/Indrajit Bairagya. 13. River and government: a case study of Narmada/Raj Kumar Sen and Somnath Hazra. 14. Role of micro finance in empowering rural poor in West Bengal--a case study/Abdul Motin and Hiron Kumar Banerjee. 15. Progress, problems and impact of Self-Help Groups in West Bengal: a comparative study/Subrata Kumar Roy. 16. Reforms and growth in India and East Asian Countries: a comparative analysis/Prankrishna Pal. 17. Gravity analysis of Indo ASEAN Trade Flows/Avijit Mandal. 18. FDI in BRIC Economies: how important?/Suvranshu Pan. Index.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. The Indian Economy, during the era of globalization, has been undergoing rapid changes in various issues particularly human resource generation and its relation with the development of higher education. The book "Human Resource Development and Higher Education: Quality and Management" is based on such issues. A large number of delegates participated in the seminars and presented their papers. Out of those papers as good as 20 papers have been finally selected for the book. Thematically, these papers are arranged into 2 sections: I. Human Resource Development Issues and II. Higher Education-Quality and Management Issues. Therefore, an analysis of the quality and management of these resources as well as an evaluation of the higher education system of the country that has been operational over the last two decades would help us to realize our challenges and opportunities ahead.