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Original Article
Open Access
Mending Keynes' (1936) Multiplier and Appraising Ahiakpor's (2001) Associated Article
Arup Kanti Konar
· pp. 4–13
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2013/v2i5/54525
"Keynes' (1936) investment multiplier" (KIM) theory has acquired the "endless free play" of its criticisms. More recent criticism against it has been disclosed by Ahiakpor (2001). Among the tally of criticisms, this article is a "new password" in the sense …
Keywords:
Keynes, Investment, Inconsistency, Multiplier
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Original Article
Open Access
Balance of Payment Crisis in India: What the Figures say
Jain Mathew, N. V. Vijaykumar, Eby Jacob
· pp. 14–26
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2013/v2i5/54526
The balance of payment (BoP) position of India has been making headlines. There has been a large scale criticism of the general handling of the economic policies of the country and more specifically, the halt in the advancement of the …
Keywords:
Balance of Payment, Current Account, Capital Account, FDI, FPI
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Original Article
Open Access
Analysis of lndia's Exchange Rate under the New Economic Policy Regime
Narayana Sai Sharma, G. Raghavender Raju
· pp. 27–34
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2013/v2i5/54528
Exchange rate is a very important financial variable as it affects the decisions that are made by the foreign exchange investors, exporters, importers, bankers, financial institutions, business and policy makers in the developed and the developing countries. Exchange rate movement …
Keywords:
Exchange Rate, Economic Fundamentals, Econometric Modeling, Var Model
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Original Article
Open Access
Determinants and Factors Related to Migration of Labourers to Industries in Ludhiana, Punjab
Shruti Mehra, Gian Singh
· pp. 35–42
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2013/v2i5/54529
People migrate in search of better opportunities to earn a livelihood and for a better socioeconomic environment. It is important to know the reasons for which the individuals migrate and the factors related to the same so as to know …
Keywords:
Migration, Industrial Immigrant Labour, Determinants of Migration, Economic Factors of Migration, Plight of Migrants, Labourers In Ludhiana, Labour Mobility
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Original Article
Open Access
Dynamics of Indian Rural Labour Supply: Causes and Consequences of Farm Labour Shortage on Agricultural Development
Roopa Patavardhan, D. S. Leelavathi
· pp. 43–49
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2013/v2i5/54530
Indian agriculture is often cited as a classic example for disguised unemployment. Labour abundance, lower level of wages, and need for creation of alternate employment opportunities for a huge section of labour force have always been the central issues of …
Keywords:
MGNREGA, Farm Labour, Rural Employment, Labour Shortage