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Socially Efficient Control Of Carcinogen Emissions From Open Top Vapor Cleaners In Lndiana, Robert S. Main

Scholarship and Professional Work - Business

Robert Main's contribution to the Indiana Academy of the Social Sciences Proceedings, 1995.

New Economic Policy And Public Enterprises, R K Mishra, R Nandagopal

IIMB Management Review

Encouraged by the sweeping economic reforms taking place around the world and compelled by its structural economic distortions, India is charting out a new path for its economic development. The country is evolving a New Economic policy (NEP)-to break the vicious circle Of poverty, inequity,unemployment, and slow rate of economic growth. NEP spells out package of reformatory measures in respect of Public Enterprises (PEs) contained in a series of pronouncements incorporated in Budget Documents and Economic Survey for 1991—92 and 1992—93, Industrial policy Reselution Of July 1991, and Letter on Development Policy from the Union Finance Ministe to the World …

Privatisation, Prasanna Chandra

IIMB Management Review

The privatisation programmes of various countries have been motivated primarily by a desire to improve efficiency, generate resources, and promote popular capitalism. It has worked reasonably well in countries with well-developed capital markets. There are several models of privatisation with certain costs and benefits associated with them. Meaningful privatisation in India calls for phasing it over a period of time in a well thought out manner and the same has been dealt in detail in this paper.

Reconstituting The Financial Structure: The United States, Hyman P. Minsky Ph.D.

Hyman P. Minsky Archive

This is a paper originally prepared for a Conference on "‘Issues on Banking Structure and Competition in a Changing World,"held at the Hotel Ramada Renaissance, Antalya Turkey, Sept. 18-20, 1991.

The main download here is the revision dated 13 May 1992.

Also included here are:

The paper with handwritten notes;

A Preliminary version of the paper;

A handwritten copy;

Comments on the paper prepared by Deniz Gökçe;

A schedule for the Conference;

A second copy of the May revision that was on a separate computer disk in Minsky's papers.

What Are The Costs Of Disinflation?, Dean D. Croushore

Economics Faculty Publications

The Federal Reserve can use monetary policy to reduce the inflation rate, a process known as disinflation. Are the benefits of disinflation worth the costs? Proponents of disinflation argue that the long-run benefits of price stability, including lower interest rates, increased economic efficiency, and perhaps faster economic growth, greatly exceed the short-run costs. Opponents, of course, claim the opposite, usually arguing that the short-run costs in terms of higher unemployment and lost output would be immense.

Social Wage Notes, Anwar Shaikh Phd

Archives of Anwar Shaikh

This collection includes.

• Soc. wage: Discussing social spending, the concept of the welfare state, and transfers between classes [Handwritten notes for Economics 205]. Shaikh, A. (1992, March 17). Unpublished manuscript.

• On the “social wage”: Discussing post-war capitalism, expansion of the state role, and transfer payments to labor, including a table on sources of workers’ consumption from 1947–1977 and critiques of Bowles and Gintis [Paper]. Shaikh, A. (1984, May). Unpublished manuscript.

• My data, social wage: Comparing labor taxes and social consumption for 1952, 1961, and 1970 [Table]. Shaikh, A. (n.d.). Unpublished manuscript.

• The estimation procedure of net …

Social Cost-Benefit Analysis For Egyptian Free Zones, Doha Mounir A H Youssef

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.