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63: Presence of Persistence in Industrial Production: The Case of India

Pami Dua and Tapas Mishra

62: Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Activity in India

Pami Dua and Aneesa I. Rashid

61: STRUCTURAL BREAKS IN CONSUMPTION PATTERNS: INDIA, 1952 TO 1991

Brinda Viswanathan

60: STATE-LEVEL FOOD DEMAND IN INDIA: SOME EVIDENCE ON RANK-THREE DEMAND SYSTEMS

Ranjan Ray and J.V. Meenakshi

59: NON-UNIQUENESS IN THE FIRST GENERATION BALANCE OF PAYMENTS CRISIS MODELS

Partha Sen

58: DETERMINANTS OF FIRM-LEVEL EXPORT PERFORMANCE: A CASE STUDY INDIAN TEXTILE GARMENTS AND APPAREL INDUSTRY

T.A. Bhavani and Suresh D. Tendulkar

57: ECONOMIES OF SCALE IN WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT: A CASE OF SMALL-SCALE FACTORIES IN AN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE IN INDIA

Smita Mishra

56: POLLUTION ABATEMENT COST FUNCTION: METHODOLOGICAL AND ESTIMATION ISSUES

Bishwanath Goldar and Badal Mukherji

55: WAS ALEXANDER HAMILTON RIGHT? LIMIT-PRICING FOREIGN MONOPOLY AND INFANT-INDUSTRY PROTECTION

Aditya Bhattacharjea

54: ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE URBAN BUS TRANSIT INDUSTRY- A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THREE REGULATED METROPOLITAN BUS CORPORATIONS IN INDIA

Rinki Sarkar

53: COST FUNCTION ANALYSIS FOR TRANSPORTATION MODES: A SURVEY OF SELECTIVE LITERATURE

Rinki Sarkar

52: A NOTE ON DATA RELATING TO PRICES IN INDIA

V. Pandit

51: EXISTENCE AND OPTIMALITY OF MEDIATION SCHEMES FOR GAMES WITH COMMUNICATION

Sudhir A. Shah

50: DEPICTING THE COST STRUCTURE OF ON URBAN BUS TRANSIT FIRM

Rinki Sarkar

49: LOAN PUSHING AND TRIADIC RELATIONS

Ashwini Deshpande

48: PRICES, PROFITS AND RESOURCE MOBILISATION IN A CAPACITY CONSTRAINED MIXED ECONOMY

V. Pandit and B. Mukherji

47: CONSUMER CONFIDENCE AND THE PROBABILITY OF RECESSION: A MARKOV SWITCHING MODEL

Roy Batchelor and Pami Dua

46: TARIFFS AND WELFARE IN AN IMPERFECTLY COMPETITIVE OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS MODEL

Partha Sen

45: TERMS OF TRADE AND WELFARE FOR A DEVELOPING ECONOMY WITH AN IMPERFECTLY COMPETITIVE SECTOR

Partha Sen

44: POLICY ON MODEM SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES: A CASE OF GOVERNMENT FAILURE

Suresh D. Tendulkar and T. A. Bhavani

43: LEGACIES OF THE INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT TO THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INDEPENDENT INDIA

Mrinal Datta-Chaudhuri

42: OPTIMAL TAXATION OF A FOREIGN MONOPOLIST WITH UNKNOWN COSTS

Aditya Bhattacharjea

41: THE DETERMINANTS OF CONSUMERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF BUYING CONDITIONS FOR HOUSES

Pami Dna and David J. Smyth

39: ASSET BUBBLES IN A MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITIVE MACRO MODEL

Partha Sen

38: DYNAMIC EFFICIENCY IN A TWO-SECTOR OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS MODEL

Partha Sen

36: POVERTY IN INDIA: REGIONAL ESTIMATES, 1987-8

Jean Dreze and P.V. Srinivasan

35: DOES THE DOG WAG THE TAIL OR THE TAIL THE DOG? COINTEGRATION OF INDIAN AGRICULTURE WITH NON-AGRICULTURE

Sunil Kanwar

34: HIERARCHIES, INCENTIVES AND COLLUSION IN A MODEL OF ENFORCEMENT

Ajit Mishra

33: WIDOWHOOD AND POVERTY IN RURAL INDIA: SOME INFERENCES FROM HOUSEHOLD SURVEY DATA

Jean Dreze and P.V. Srinivasan

32: INDIA’S TRADE FLOWS: ALTERNATIVE POLICY SCENARIOS: 1995-2000

K. Krishnamurty and V.Pandit

31: INVESTMENT IN A TWO-SECTOR DEPENDENT ECONOMY

Stephen J Turnovsky and Partha Sen

30: FISCAL POLICY IN A DYNAMIC OPEN-ECONOMY NEW-KEYNESIAN MODEL

Partha Sen

29: LITERACY IN INDIA AND CHINA

Jean Dreze and Jackie Loh

28: DEMOGRAPHIC OUTCOMES, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND WOMEN’S AGENCY

Jean Dreze, Anne-Catherine Guio and Mamta Murthi

27: PRESERVATION OF THE COMMONS BY POOLING RESOURCES, MODELLED AS A REPEATED GAME

Wictzc Lise

26: THE REFORM AND DESIGN OF COMMODITY TAXES IN THE PRESENCE OF TAX EVASION WITH ILLUSTRATIVE EVIDENCE FROM INDIA

Ranjan Ray

25: WELFARE-IMPROVING DEBT POLICY UNDER MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION

Ranjan Ray

24: ARE PRODUCTION RISK AND LABOUR MARKET RISK COVARIANT?

Sunil Kanwar

23: ARE PRODUCTION RISK AND LABOUR MARKET RISK COVARIANT?

K. Sundaram and S.D. Tendulkar

22: COMPARING COURNOT AND BERTRAND IN A HOMOGENEOUS PRODUCT MARKET

Krishnendu Dastidar

21: IMMISERIZING GROWTH IN A MODEL OF TRADE WITH MONOPOLISITIC COMPETITION

Partha Sen

20: INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION THEORY AND DEVELOPING ECONOMIES

Kaushik Basu

19: DEBT FINANCING WITH LIMITED LIABILITY AND QUANTITY COMPETITION

Krishnendu Dastidar

18: CASTE DISCRIMINATION IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE IN INDIA-THEORY AND EVIDENCE

D. Jayaraj and S. Subramanian

17: MORAL HAZARD IN A PRINCIPAL-AGENT(S) TEAM

S. Nandeibam

16: LABOUR MARKETS AS SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN INDIA

Mrinal Datta Chaudhuri

15: NOTE ON RANDOMIZED SOCIAL CHOICE AND RANDOM DICTATORSHIPS

Shasikanta Nandcibam

14: BARGAINING WITH SET-VALUED DISAGREEMENT

Kaushik Basu

13: THE AXIOMATIC STRUCTURE OF KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTION

Kaushik Basu

12: COALITIONAL POWER STRUCTURE IN STOCHASTIC SOCIAL CHOICE FUNCTIONS WITH AN UNRESTRICTED PREFERENCE DOMAIN

Shasikanta Nandeibam

11: REPEATED GAMES WITH ALMOST PERFECT MONITORING BY PRIVATELY OBSERVED SIGNALS

V Bhaskar

10: SUSTAINING INTER-GENERATIONAL ALTRUISM WHEN SOCIAL MEMORY IS BOUNDED

V Bhaskar

9: THE POSSIBILITY OF WELFARE GAINS WITH CAPITAL INFLOWS IN A SMALL TARIFF-RIDDEN ECONOMY

Partha Sen, Arghya Ghosh and Abheek Barman

8: ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES AND NORTH-SOUTH TRADE: A SELECTED SURVEY OF THE ISSUES

Partha Sen

7: AN EXAMPLE OF WELFARE REDUCING TARIFF UNDER MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION

Partha Sen

6: WHERE THERE IS NO ECONOMIST: SOME INSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL PREREQUISITES OF ECONOMIC REFORMS IN INDIA

Kaushik Basu

5: THE GREAT DEPRESSION AND BRAZIL’S CAPITAL GOODS SECTOR: A RE-EXAMINATION

Bishnupriya Gupta

4: DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE AND THE CONTROL OF GLOBAL WARMING

V Bhaskar

3: PRIVATIZATION AND EMPLOYMENT: A STUDY OF THE JUTE INDUSTRY IN BANGLADESH

V Bhaskar and Mushtaq Khan Author-Workplace-Sidney Sussex College

2: OPTIMAL TAXATION AND RESOURCE TRANSFERS IN A FEDERAL NATION

M.N. Murty and Ranjan Ray

1: THE BABU AND THE BOXWALLAH MANAGERIAL INCENTIVES AND GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION

Kaushik Basu, Arghya Ghosh and Tridip Ray