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Renewable Resource Shocks and Conflict in India's Maoist Belt

Kapur, Devesh; Gawande, Kishore; Satyanath, Shanker - 2016

Is there a causal relationship between shocks to renewable natural resources, such as agricultural and forest lands, and the intensity of conflict? In this paper, we conduct a rigorous econometric analysis of a civil conflict that the Indian Prime Minister has called the single biggest internal...

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A Case-Study Based Analysis of the Implications of Natural Disasters on the Indian Agriculture Industry From 2000-2020

Batra, Kanav; Siddiqui, Mohammed Aasim; Jain, Ashna; … - 2022

India has a very diverse geography and many aspects of this geographical landscape are tied to its economy. Natural …

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Did Accelerated Depreciation Result in Lower Generation Efficiencies for Wind Plants in India : An Empirical Analysis

Shrimali, Gireesh; Trivedi, Saurabh - 2020

India ranks fifth in wind energy installations in the world; with an installed wind capacity is 22 GW at the end of …

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India’s Water Crisis : A Permanent Problem Which Needs Permanent Solutions

Upadhyay, Prakhar - 2019

, industrial uses to agriculture. When it comes to India traditionally there are various major sources of water such as rivers …

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The Black Earth Eco-System Recreating What Used to Exist : the Black Earth of the Amazon Indians

Basso, Leonardo Cruz; Kimura, Herbert - 2014

In 1542, the Spanish conquistador Francisco de Orellana led an expedition into the heart of the Amazon jungle. The Spanish were looking for El Dorado, the mythic civilization possessing indescribable treasures in the form of gold and silver that the Indians claimed existed within the dense...

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Socioeconomic and Livelihood Impact of Invasive Species on Marginal Homesteads : The Case of Aceria Guerreronis on Coconut Palms in India

Aravindakshan, Sreejith - 2011

and human well-being. In India, the bioinvasion of coconut palms by an alien invasive mite species Aceria guerreronis … India. India is the third largest coconut producer with plantation area of 1.9 million hectares and estimated production of … 12.8 billion nuts per annum. Coconut sector in India accounts for about 22.36% of the world production while contributes …

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A Study on Contract Farming : A Strategic Tool For Women Empowerment In Kerala

Jones, Dr. Ann Mary; ANTONY, JEFIN - 2022

Contract farming refers to farming conducted in accordance with a written agreement between farmers and a company for the production and sale of agricultural goods under a forward arrangement, frequently at pre-set pricing. Most of Kerala's urgent and crucial demands for women's empowerment...

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An Evaluation of Dr. Ambedkar’s Economic Thought on Agriculture in the context of Globalization

Bagde, Dr. Rakshit - 2021

India by introducing many tenets of the State Socialism into the Constitution of free India. He was a post-graduate of … economic provisions were entered into the Law of the Land i.e. Constitution of India. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar was much more than …

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On the political economy of environmental policy

Kirchgässner, Gebhard; Schneider, Friedrich - 2002

In the past there was hardly any use of economic instruments in environmental policy, mainly command and control measures were used. More recently, ecological taxes as well as tradable permits became more popular and voluntary agreements have been implemented. Using the Public Choice approach we...

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Are cross-country studies of the Environmental Kuznets Curve misleading? : New evidence frome time series data for Germany

Egli, Hannes - 2002

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