Twists and turns in financial reforms

By:

Tarapore, S.S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; UBSPD Pub.; 2002Description: 294 pISBN:

9788174763846

Subject(s):

Banks and banking - India

DDC classification:

332.1 TAR

Summary: After a long career in banking, SS Tarapore has turned to writing on economic and financial issues. His weekly columns are read with great interest by a wide audience and the attempt of the author is to generate a non-technical debate on the ongoing reform process. It is increasingly recognised that reforms impinge on the welfare of the masses and there is a need for a broad consensus on major issues. The present volume covers a wide gamut of subjects relating to monetary policy, hard core issues in banking reforms, internal debt and the unresolved problems of the fiscal exchange rate management and capital account convertibility. The volume would be of interest to policy-makers, bankers, students and general readers who would wish to stay abreast of the ongoing financial reforms.

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After a long career in banking, SS Tarapore has turned to writing on economic and financial issues. His weekly columns are read with great interest by a wide audience and the attempt of the author is to generate a non-technical debate on the ongoing reform process. It is increasingly recognised that reforms impinge on the welfare of the masses and there is a need for a broad consensus on major issues.
The present volume covers a wide gamut of subjects relating to monetary policy, hard core issues in banking reforms, internal debt and the unresolved problems of the fiscal exchange rate management and capital account convertibility.
The volume would be of interest to policy-makers, bankers, students and general readers who would wish to stay abreast of the ongoing financial reforms.

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