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Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Studies on monetary policies 3 Indian monetary policy a revisit to objectives and tools 4 Monetary policy initiative for promotion 5 Promotional role of Indian monetary policy 6 Conclusion and suggestions Bibliography A noteworthy feature of Indian growth process over the last one and a half decades has been its stability This is evident from the substantially lower coefficient of variation of real GDP growth during the post-reform period as compared to that during the pre-reform period that is before the nineties It is also important to note that Indias growth is driven by domestic consumption contributing on an average to almost two-thirds of the overall demand while investment and export demand are also accelerating In recent years is displaying moderate deficit in current account after a few years of marginal surplus The strengthening of economic activity in the recent years has been supported by persistent increase in domestic investment coupled with an efficient use of capitalIt is reasonable to say that the performance of the Indian economy has been by and large robust and resilient which is attributable to economic reforms in several areas thus improving efficiency and competitiveness in the system as a whole The conduct of monetary policy also has some significant role in this outcome in view of its success in broadly fulfilling its objective growth with stability the latter encompassing macroeconomic price and financial stability The positive contributions of monetary policy were made possible by reviewing and continuously refining the monetary policy framework in tune with changing economic environment and contextAuthor referred stepping up agricultural growth infrastructure development fiscal consolidation building social infrastructure particularly primary education and basic health managing globalisation and good governance are six most important challenges warranting priority attention The conduct of monetary policy will continue to provide support to these areas by creating an appropriate atmosphere of macro-economic stability especially price and financial stability which will undoubtedly facilitate accelerated growthThe author argues the emphasis of reforms seems to be on exhibiting the form of the textbook characteristics of a liberalised and open economy at the cost of the substances of development reduce state intervention and involvement in economic activities usher in market-driven economy abolish all subsidies including food and interest rate subsidies to the poor and let the poor fend for themselves and so on In the hierarchy of priorities of contemporary Indian policy makers for instance privatisation has gained ascendancy over poverty reduction Economic reforms have thus become empty rhetorics so far as the attainment of end-objectives of development is concernedThis books seeks to provide concrete evidence in support of this central them The discussion also sketches the broad contours of policy correctives that are needed if the substance of development is to be retained as an important ingredient in the Indian monetary policy mix jacket 202 pp. tables (illustrator).…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Review of literature and research methodology. 3. Sources of finance available for women entrepreneurs. 4. Perception of various finance sources. 5. Perception of finances and earnings. 6. Summary, conclusions and suggestions. References. Appendices. The volume seeks to catalyze the emergence a new field of financing and earning of women entrepreneurship. In recent years Indian economy has achieved a high growth trajectory becoming one of the largest economy in the world. Interestingly, India still has large success of untapped human resources and women entrepreneurship to grow even faster in a sustained manner. The central role of women entrepreneurs in the process of economic growth and to the importance of social policy in creating the conditions under which entrepreneurial women can flourish are the challenges of growing inequality in today's globalized world. The contents of book seek to catalyze key finding and to stimulate debate about future opportunities for policy makers and researchers in the disciplines of economics, law, management, commerce and political science. Women entrepreneurs and risk takers are the driving force behind job creation and economic growth and a key for development of economy to be strongest and most dynamic. (jacket). …

Contents Preface 1 IntroductionTS Tomar I Intellectual property rights concepts and significance 2 Intellectual property rights concept and importanceSakshi Sharma 3 Intellectual property rights concepts purpose and significanceAN Dixit 4 Significance o 246 pp. tables (illustrator).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. Part I: Values, Ethics and Social Responsibility: 2. Socio economic analysis of erosion of moral values/B Sharma. 3. Gender issues in Eunice De Souza's poem Marriages are Made/Dipika Bhatt. 4. Business ethics in India/Rajpul Bhardwaj. 5. Social responsibility of business towards eradication of child labour in India/M K Gupta. 6. Social responsibility for health and sanitation/Neetu Tripathi. 7. Role of values and ethics for women empowerment- a issue of social responsibility/R.C. Dikshit and Y S Bhaduria. 8. Women empowerment: a key for sustainable rural development/R P Yadav, P Kumar and Sachin Goyal. 9. Role of gender in social values and ethics/Uday Khnna, O P Soni etc. Part II: Values, Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility: 10. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): an analysis of preference between companies CSR Initiatives and citizen's perception/Akanksha and Gargi Rawat. 11. Role of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in optimizing human happiness/B K Jha. 12. Corporate social responsibility/Dayaram. 13. Corporate social responsibility for the multinational corporation/P Kumar and Anurag. 14. Importance of ethics to enhance a business's reputation and work culture/Hansa Shukla. 15. Corporate social responsibility and its impact on globalization/K S Ramola and Neeraj Kumar. 16. Evolution and implementation of business ethics and corporate social responsibility in changing business scenario/Namrata Prakash and Swati Bisht. 17. Green marketing: a initiative taken by business organization as their social responsibility/Poonam Painuly and Pragya Bharti. 18. Values, ethics corporate social responsibility in India/SKS Yadav. 19. Corporate social responsibility in global scenario/Sugandha Verma. 20. Employee empowerment and job satisfaction: a comparative study of men and women in manufacturing sector/S Rana and Vandana Singh. 21. Philanthropy, corporate social responsibility and the education sector in India: two steps forward, one step backward/Tunga Tarodi. Part III: Social Responsibility and Economic Development: 22. Social values in the global scenario: present context/Avtar Singh. 23. An overview of the contribution of corporate social responsibility on economic development/V S Rawat and Brij Mohan Prasad. 24. The green movement: social euphony through social media/C P Tripathi. 25. Globalization and social responsibility/Neha Sharma and Esha Sharma. 26. Societal challenges, public participation and ethical issues on E-Governance/R P Vashist and K R Jain. 27. Need of business ethics in the new era of globalization/RP Yadav and Praveen Kumar. Part IV: Conclusions: 28. The emerging landscape of merger and acquisition in India/Arun Kumar and Satvinder Kaur. 29. Values, ethics and social responsibility/T.S. Tomar. Part V: Afterwards: 30. Value-based education: the need of the hour/Ajay Bhardwaj. 31. Value of human life with special reference to life and times of Michael K by J.M. Coetzee/Babita Negi. 32. Understanding women empowerment: historical to contemporary perspective/N Sharma. 33. Internal chemistry of human values with respect to society/Raj Kumar. 34. Enhancement of technology for social development/Richa Chauhan. 35. Value based education need of twentyfirst century/Rubi Gupta and Gaurav Kumar. 36. Quality school education: Place of social values, ethics and gender/Shilpi Negi. 37. Social responsibility and psychological health a review paper/U Gupta. 38. A critical analysis of Mulk Raj Anand's fiction in context of social awareness/Nalini Jain. 39. A conceptual study of corporate social responsibility: with special reference to Punjab National Bank/Reeta and V K Gupta.…