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INDIAN FINANCIAL REFORMS: PRIORITIES AND POLICIES POST GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS

By: Publication details: ACADEMIC FOUNDATION 2013Description: 413 HARDISBN:
  • 978-93-327-0007-9
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 338.954
Summary: Collecting the writings of eminent economists and financial experts, this edited volume brings together the story of India's financial sector reforms. It focuses on the unfinished agenda, the need for next generation of reforms, and lessons and new responsibilities for central banks in the wake of the global financial crisis. It also addresses policy challenges that have arisen from the new trilemma: price stability, financial stability and sovereign debt sustainability, and implications of Basel III and G-20, as well as issues and challenges in financial inclusion.
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Collecting the writings of eminent economists and financial experts, this edited volume brings together the story of India's financial sector reforms. It focuses on the unfinished agenda, the need for next generation of reforms, and lessons and new responsibilities for central banks in the wake of the global financial crisis. It also addresses policy challenges that have arisen from the new trilemma: price stability, financial stability and sovereign debt sustainability, and implications of Basel III and G-20, as well as issues and challenges in financial inclusion.

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