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monetary autonomy together with corresponding loss of exchange rate stability have impacts on growth volatility, inflation and … inflation volatility throughout 1998-2010, though these effects might differ for each sub-period. Finally, it finds that there …
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. Overall, we find that the output gap seems to matter more to the RBI than inflation, there is greater sensitivity to Consumer … Price (CPI) inflation that Wholesale Price (WPI) inflation, and exchange rate changes do not play an important role in …
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autonomy and exchange rate stability has influenced inflation and inflation volatility, though not in a consistent manner. …
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The last decade has seen a worldwide move by emerging markets to adopt explicit or implicit inflation targeting regimes … influenced by a quasi inflation target? To address this point, we investigate monetary policy regime change in India using a … these regimes, the central bank reveals a greater relative (though not absolute) weight on controlling inflation vis …
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. Overall, it finds that the output gap seems to matter more to RBI than inflation, there is greater sensitivity to consumer … price inflation, exchange rate changes do not constitute an important policy factor, and the post-1998 conduct of monetary …
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This paper provides a self-contained overview of the present problems of state finances in India. It begins with an overview of historical evolution and current institutional structures, including economic, political, administrative and fiscal aspects of India’s federal system. The paper then...
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