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082			_a332.11 BAS 2nd ed.
100			_aBasu, C.R.
245		0	_aCentral banking in a planned economy: the Indian experiment
250			_a2nd ed.
260			_aNew Delhi
260			_bTata McGraw - Hill Publishing
260			_c1978
300			_a379 p. : ill.
520			_aThis book, by integrating the fields of central banking with economic planning in developing nations, presents a new understanding of the dynamic role which a versatile and percipient central bank can play to aid the process of economic growth. It endeavours to explore how the Reserve Bank is drifting steadily from its orthodoxies to bolder policies of monetary administration in order to suit the structural. requirements of a planned economy like India.. The first part of the book attempts to analyze the regulatory role of the Reserve Bank of India in maintaining monetary stability. The second part makes a critical appraisal of its promotional and developmental roles. The third part discusses in detail the political role of the Bank with special reference to its changing relationship with the public, politics, political authorities and the Government. This book, above all, is the result of research carried out by the author and is partly the product of practical knowledge of more than half a decade in the functioning and working of the Reserve Bank of India. It meets the needs of banking institutions to provide an authoritative text for trainees at the staff zonal training centres. It wing colleges or also prove indispensable for the C.A.I.I.B. examinees, for postgraduate students of monetary economics and in fact, anyone who seeks to understand the basic issues in developing economies and the ways in which monetary policy can stimulate economic growth.
650			_aBanks and banking, Central India
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