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From closed to open economy macroeconomics : the real exchange rate and capital inflows ; India 1981 - 1994

Lal, Deepak; Joshi, Devin K. - 1994

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Medium-term assessment of the Indian economy through a macroeconometric model

Joshi, Devin K. (contributor) - In: Margin : quarterly journal of the National Council of … 27 (1995) 3, pp. 257-324

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Inflation, investment and growth : the role of macroeconomic policy in India

Patnaik, Ila; Joshi, Devin K. - In: Inflation, growth and development, (pp. 33-63). 1998

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From closed to open economy macroeconomics : the real exchange rate and capital inflows, India 1981 - 1994

Lal, Deepak - 1994

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India's macro stabilization policy in the 1990s : a review and assessment

Joshi, Devin K.; Johar, Gauri - In: The Indian state in transition, (pp. 35-93). 2001

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Decomposition of weekly wholesale price indices

Panda, Manoj Kumar - 1993

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Do we have a winner? : what the China - India paradox may reveal about regime type and human security

Joshi, Devin K. - In: International studies review 10 (2009) 1, pp. 73-97

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Towards closer Indo-Soviet cooperation

Drieberg, Trevor; Malik, Harji; Joshi, Dhirendra Kumar - 1974

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Technology, application, and legislation of public key infrastructure for secure e-governance applications initiatives in Uttarakhand

Joshi, D. K.; Sharma, M. K. - In: Corporate strategies & innovations in the emerging …, (pp. 88-95). 2008

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The Impact of Indiaâ€™s Regional Parties on Voter Turnout and Human Development

Joshi, Devin K. - In: Journal of South Asian Development 7 (2012) 2, pp. 139-160

While some analysts fear that regional parties in federal democracies are narrow in orientation, Indian experience has shown that regional parties can sometimes improve both voter turnout and human development (HD) in their region. Based on the experience of the South Indian states of Kerala and...

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