Economic theory and policy amidst global discontent : essays in Honour of Deepak Nayyar

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Notes on contributors -- Preface -- PART I Introduction -- 1 Deepak Nayyar: A diverse oeuvre -- 2 Development complexities: Looking afresh -- PART II Evolving dimensions of globalisation -- 3 Capitalism, consciousness and development -- 4 The rise and fall(?) of the ABP (Anything But Policy) discourse in development economics -- 5 Inequality and conflict: Global drivers and interventions -- 6 Economic policy and human rights: Is globalisation a meeting ground? -- PART III Economic theory and public policy -- 7 The theory of credit and macroeconomic stability -- 8 Money and market failures: A theoretical perspective -- 9 Persuasion and coercion: A transaction costs perspective on income distribution -- 10 Dual economy models with fixed terms-of-trade -- 11 Comprehending the â in-formalâ : Formal-informal conundrum in labour under capitalism -- 12 Multiple efficient rules and inefficient outcomes -- 13 Auctions with an inferior outside option -- PART IV Lessons from development experiences -- Emerging economies -- 14 Beyond Catch Up: Some speculations about the next twenty-five emerging economies -- 15 Latin Americaâ s development record and challenges in historical perspective -- 16 The global financial crisis and policy challenges in EMEs -- 17 Land deals in Africa: Host country effects in the presence of skill formation -- Indian Economy -- 18 Major policy debates in the Indian economy: Some reflections -- 19 Reversing premature deindustrialisation for job creation: Lessons for Make-in-India from industrialised and East Asian countries -- 20 Globalisation and the slowdown of the Indian economy: A demand-side view -- 21 Is land a bottleneck for economic development in India? -- Index