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Estimation of fiscal multipliers for India

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Terms of trade, capital formation and agricultural growth in India in the context of trade liberalisation

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Fiscal performance index of the states in India

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Export or domestic demand-led growth in BRICS countries?

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Exchange rate return and volatility spillover across major trading partners of India

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Testing the balanced growth hypothesis in the presence of structural breaks : evidence from developed and developing countries

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The balanced growth theory and the neoclassical growth model predict that certain macroeconomic variables such as output, consumption, and investment grow at a constant rate. Analytically, it indicates that the consumption-output ratio and the investment-output ratio (termed "great ratios") must...

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Relationship between electricity energy consumption and GDP : evidence from India

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