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Who benefits from higher education expenditure? : evidence from recent household survey of India
Ramanjini; Gayithri, K. - 2019
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An analysis of revenue diversification across select Indian states
Darshini, J. S.; Gayithri, K. - 2019
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012591715
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Policy options for scaling up apprenticeship programme : the case of Karnataka
Gayithri, K.; Tantri, Malini L.; Rajasekhar, Durgam - 2022
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Is public education expenditure pro-cyclical in India?
Ramanjini; Gayithri, K. - 2020
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Karnataka administration : a historical review
Gayithri, K.; Kulkarni, B. V.; Shaha, Khalil; … - 2022
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Fiscal federalism : transfer dependency and its determinants among select Indian states
Darshini, J S; Gayithri, K. - 2021
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An econometric analysis of revenue diversification among selected Indian states
Darshini, J. S.; Gayithri, K. - In: South Asia economic journal : journal of the Institute … 24 (2023) 1, pp. 41-63
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A review of Central Government expenditure
Gayithri, K. - In: Artha vijñāna : journal of the Gokhale Institute of … 34 (1992) 3, pp. 283-299
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Role of infrastructure in the industrial development of Karnataka : a district level analysis
Gayithri, K. - In: Artha vijñāna : journal of the Gokhale Institute of … 39 (1997) 2, pp. 185-205
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A Research Note on the Public–Private Partnership of India’s Infrastructure Development
Nagesha G.; Gayithri, K. - In: Journal of Infrastructure Development 6 (2014) 2, pp. 111-129
To clip infrastructure inadequacy both in India and rest of the World Public–Private Partnerships (PPPs) emerged as an alternative to the traditional mode of infrastructure provisions of governments. The article analyses trends and patterns of various infrastructure sectors and regional...
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