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Original Article
Open Access
Has COVID-19 Distorted the State-Wise Convergence in India? An Empirical Analysis
Sudhanshu Goyal, Akash Kovuri, Ramesh Golait
· pp. 8–25
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2022/v11i4/172740
The study attempted to analyze the economic performance of Indian States with quarterly data from April 2018 to December 2021 by selecting high-frequency indicators. The majority of the States appeared to have reached their respective prepandemic levels, as indicated by …
Keywords:
Convergence, COVID, Growth
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Original Article
Open Access
How South Asian Economies Managed Their Trade Risks Collaboratively ? A Study
Rohit Malhotra
· pp. 26–44
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2022/v11i4/172741
South Asian economies, including India, witnessed a considerable GDP decline in the past few years. According to reliable published resources for the fiscal year Q4-2020, India’s GDP growth was as low as 3.1% on average over the previous 11 years. …
Keywords:
Shock Persistence, Time-Varying Exogenous Factor, Time-Varying Inflation Volatility, Time-Varying Population Volatility
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Original Article
Open Access
Looking Back at the Nehru - Mahalanabis Strategy : A Discourse Analysis
Samyo Basu
· pp. 45–58
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2022/v11i4/172191
This paper discussed the constitutive relations between the Nehru-Mahalanabis strategy and the discourse of planning that had characterized Indian economic policy-making over 40 years after independence in their continuities and discontinuities of interaction. It understood and analyzed the theoretical underpinnings …
Keywords:
Heavy-Scale Industrialization, Public Sector Investment, Export Pessimism, Planning As Discourse, Discourse As Hegemonic