NO : WP-2017-017 AUTHOR : Ashima Goyal and Deepak Kumar Agarwal TITLE : Monetary transmission in India: Working of price and quantum channels ABSTRACT : We examine the strength and efficacy of transmission from the policy rate and liquidity provision to market rates in India, using event window regression analysis. We find the […]
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IGIDR Working Paper: Money’s Causal Role in Exchange Rate: Do Divisia Monetary Aggregates Explain More?
NO : WP-2017-010 AUTHOR :Taniya Ghosh and Soumya Bhadury TITLE : Money’s Causal Role in Exchange Rate: Do Divisia Monetary Aggregates Explain More? ABSTRACT : We investigate the predictive power of Divisia monetary aggregates in explaining exchange rate variations for India, Israel, Poland, UK and the US, in the years leading […]
IGIDR Working Paper: Non-performing assets in Indian Banks: This time it is different
NO : WP-2017-019 AUTHOR : Rajeswari Sengupta and Harsh Vardhan TITLE : Non-performing assets in Indian Banks: This time it is different ABSTRACT : Growing non-performing assets is a recurrent problem in the Indian banking sector. Over the past two decades, there have been two such episodes when the banking sector was severely […]
IGIDR Working Paper: On the Importance of Triangulating Datasets to Examine Indians on the Move
NO : WP-2017-020 AUTHOR : S Chandrasekhar, Mukta Naik, Shamindra Nath Roy TITLE : On the Importance of Triangulating Datasets to Examine Indians on the Move ABSTRACT : A chapter dedicated to migration in the Economic Survey 2016-17 signals the willingness on the part of Indian policymakers to address the linkages […]
IGIDR Working Paper: PICKING THE WINNER: MEASRUING URBAN SUSTAINABILITY IN INDIA
NO: WP-2016-021 AUTHOR:B.Sudhakara Reddy and Arpit Tiwari TITLE: PICKING THE WINNER: MEASRUING URBAN SUSTAINABILITY IN INDIA ABSTRACT : This study provides a snapshot of the sustainability of selected Indian cities by employing 57 indicators in four dimensions to develop an overall city sustainability index. In recent years, its complexity has […]
IGIDR WORKING PAPER: Price discovery in Indian government securities market, monetary management and the cost of government borrowing
NO : WP-2019-007 AUTHOR : Ashima Goyal TITLE : Price discovery in Indian government securities market, monetary management and the cost of government borrowing ABSTRACT : Over 2017-18 there was a sharp rise in Indian government securities (G-Secs) interest rates unrelated to fundamentals. Examining each of the standard explanatory variables […]
IGIDR Working Paper: Recent Changes in Measurement of India’s GDP: Overall Issues and Some Focus on Agriculture
NO : WP-2017-018 AUTHOR : S. Mahendra Dev TITLE : Recent Changes in Measurement of India’s GDP: Overall Issues and Some Focus on Agriculture ABSTRACT : This paper discusses (a) changes in measurement in industry and services (b) changes made in agriculture sector and (c) major issues on the measurement of GDP in […]
IGIDR Working Paper: Response of firms to listing: evidence from SME exchanges
NO : WP-2017-022 AUTHOR : Nidhi Aggarwal and Susan Thomas TITLE : Response of firms to listing: evidence from SME exchanges ABSTRACT : Public equity markets have increasingly become accessible to small and medium firms with the introduction of dedicated exchange that lower listing criteria to allow such firms to list their […]
IGIDR WORKING PAPER: Rural women’s empowerment in nutrition: a proposal for diagnostics linking food, health and institutions
NO : WP-2019-003 AUTHOR : Sudha Narayanan, Marzia Fontana, Erin Lentz, and Bharati Kulkarni TITLE : Rural women’s empowerment in nutrition: a proposal for diagnostics linking food, health and institutions ABSTRACT : This paper explores the concept of women’s nutritional empowerment and develops a framework for operationalizing it. The paper specifically […]
IGIDR working Paper: Signaling through Public Antitrust Enforcement: A Generalization
NO : WP-2018-015 AUTHOR : Madhuparna Ganguly and Rupayan Pal TITLE : Signaling through Public Antitrust Enforcement: A Generalization ABSTRACT : This note shows that the argument of Saljanin(2017) [Saljanin, 2017. Signaling through publicantitrust enforcement, Economics Letters 169, 4 – 6] that public antitrust enforcement complements private investment is robust […]
