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Arthshastra Indian Journal of Economics & Research

ISSN: 2278-1811 Frequency: Quarterly Peer Review: Double-blind Published since: 2012 Language: English
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Vol. 7, No. 4 · July–August 2018 OPEN ACCESS
AIJER Vol. 7
2018
Arthshastra Indian Journal of Economics & Research
Volume 7, Issue 4 · July–August 2018
ISSN 2278-1811
Articles 4
DOI Prefix 10.17010/aijer
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Table of Contents 4 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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Fiscal Deficit, Current Account Deficit, and Capital Flows in India : An Empirical Investigation Using Granger Causality Test

The relationship between fiscal deficit and current account deficit has always been a debatable topic among the academicians in the field of economics and finance. In this context, the present study focuses on fiscal deficit, current account deficit, capital flows, …

Keywords: Fiscal Deficit, Current Account Deficit, Capital Flows, Debt And Debt Management, Granger Causality, Model Construction And Estimation
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02 Original Article
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Highways and Growth : A Causal Analysis for India

The paper investigated the relationship between the growth of highways and economic growth. We tested for mutual causality between the growth of road networks (which were functionally divided as state highways and national highways) and growth in investment and GDP. …

Keywords: Causality, Agglomeration, Network Externalities, Roadways, Human-Capital, Crowding Out
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03 Original Article
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Effectiveness of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana : A Case Study in Rural West Bengal, India

Rationale: Out of pocket expenditure on health, as share of total health expenditure, is very high in India. High expenditure on health has a negative impact on households' economic and health conditions. In order to reduce expenditure and improve utilization …

Keywords: RSBY, Institutional Delivery, Out Of Pocket Expenditure, Health Insurance
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04 Original Article
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Effects of Key Financial Markets’ Infrastructure on Cash and Liquidity Management of Banks in India

The article examined the effect of introduction of the Real Time Gross Settlement System (RTGS) on banks' cash requirements (viz. cash with banks) and liquidity requirements of banks (banker deposits) with the RBI. The empirical results indicated that the introduction …

Keywords: Payment Systems, Real Time Gross Settlement, Cash With Banks, Bankers Deposit, Intra-day Liquidity
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