Globalisation Inclusive Growth and Indian Economy : Issues and Policies
Contents: Preface. Introduction. I. Globalisation : the context, concept and the content: 1. Expanding opportunity, widening inequality and distribution of income under economic (market) globalisation/T. Lakshmanasamy. 2. Indian economy in the era of globalisation/Puspa Tarafdar. 3. Rent seeking, corruption and economic growth: discussion of some issues/C. Ratnam and P. Lakshmi Narayana. 4. Human capital and economic growth : issues and challenges/Satyanarayana. 5. Revenue smoothing hypothesis in the Indian economy : some empirical evidence/Narain Sinha. II. Economic development and growth perspective of globalisation: 6. Globalisation and economic growth in India and East Asia with special reference to China : a comparative analysis/Prankrishna Pal. 7. Indo-world scenario : emerging global trend/S.K. Dhange and B.G. Lobo. 8. Globalisation and economic development : experience of developing countries/Manjit Singh and P.S. Raikhy. 9. Globalisation, international competitiveness of Indian industry : a case study of Jamnagar Brass Part industry/Sandip P. Solanki. 10. Globalisation is boon or bane to India/Irfana Samdani. 11. Endogenous growth theory and economics of outsourcing/Preeti Singh. 12. Impact of globalisation on Indian agriculture/M. Sampath Kumar Raju and A. Ranga Reddy. 13. Human capital and economic growth in Indian states during globalisation /Hanagodimath S.V., Manakatti D.P. and Honakeri P.M. 14. New theory of economic growth : endogenous growth model/M. Saravanakumar and A. Kathiresan. 15. New growth theory in the Indian economy/V. Anbumani and K.B. Pradeesh. III. Globalisation : a comparative regional dimension: 16. Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in India : problems and policies/Jagadish S. Talawar and Sumangala B. Naik. 17. Causality between public debt and economic growth under liberalization in India/K. Subramanian, M. Soundarapandian and D. Bose. 18. Comparative study of India-China banking sector : growth experiences and reforms/Sanhita Athawala. 19. Economies of scale in institutional borrowing : an empirical study in Davangere District of Karnataka State/K.B. Rangappa, Hanumanthappa and A.L. Sandesh. 20. Inclusive growth under globalisation constraints and challenges/Sukhanandi Praful A. and Tanchak R.R. 21. Effects of corruption on Indian economic development/M. Raju and D. Gopalsamy. IV. Globalisation : some cases of Institutional distortions: 22. Corruption and economic growth/S. Natchathira Jothi. 23. Human capital and growth/P. Thiagarajan. 24. Corruption and its impact on economic growth/Shyam Sunder Singh Chauhan, Deepa Rawat and Sanjeev Baradwaj. 25. Corruption and economic growth/Satyabrata Mishra. 26. India and China: a comparison of growth strategy and experience/Sandhya Rastogi. 27. Globalisation and industrial competitiveness : a cross-country analysis/R. Balasubramaniyan. 28. Growth and challenges of human capital in India in the period of globalisation/Pardeep Kumar. 29. Economic globalisation and developing countries: stability or conflict?/Manjushri Gupta and Anjila Gupta. V. Globalisation and the issue of inclusiveness : Indian experiences: 30. Role of human capital in facilitating economic growth with special reference to India\'s services sector/Debdeep De and Shailey Verma. 31. Economic development and human capital in India/Balbir Singh. 32. Gender and globalisation : some observations/C. Muthuraja. 33. Growth and trade theories and globalisation of agriculture : a review/B.H. Nagoor and P.S. Mundinanani. 34. Cross-country differentials in growth and the role human capital : an empirical analysis based on Neo-classical approach/Ratan Kumar Ghosal. 35. New economy : a new rule across the globe/Amitava Sarkar. 36. Poverty and inequality in India and China in the era of globalisation/D. Rudrappan. 37. Towards Paramvaibhavam : (Under the theme of growth theory and globalisation of India)/Pushpa Ranade. 38. Impact of globalisation of telecommunication service revenue and economic growth of India : empirical evidence/Smruti Bulsari. Index.
"Globalisation via trade and FDI has produced new challenges so far as the development of poor economies are concerned. This process via integration of economic activities with world economics has given new opportunities to those who are in well off positions and at the better ends of income and employment opportunities. Majority of disempowering masses has become a victim in this process. Thus, globalisation via trade is external globalisation which has given ample opportunities to multinationals to reap the benefit via exclusive use of natural resources of the poor countries and its population base. This globalisation is financial globalisation strengthening the process of capitalization of Indian economy via integrating it with world economy.
Globalisation, the issues and policy concerned has been discussed in greater detail in five different parts in this book. Part I deals with content and the concept, Part II discusses development perspectives of globalisation, Part III presents a cooperative regional analysis of the impacts of globalisation, Part IV explains the institutional distortions caused by it and the issue of non-governance in institutions via corruption and vested interest operations and Part V the whole issue of inclusiveness via better use of human capital base to develop India as labour power, house of skilled labour power, so that globalisation and its consequences can create new opportunities for developing world as whole to prosper and furnish." (jacket)
