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India’s Trade and Exchange Rate Regimes

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  • Author   :    Debesh Bhowmik
    Year of Publication   :   2021
    ISBN   :   9788195327010
    Language   :   English
    Binding   :   Hard Bound
    Pages   :   244
    Size   :   23 cms
    Categories   :   2021, Dr. Debesh Bhowmik, Economics, New Books
    Price  :  900
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    About the Book :
    The book titled “India’s Trade and Exchange Rate Regimes” covers the long period study on India’s Exchange Rate Regimes and their impact on India’s trade especially from 1835 to 2020 which was broken into various sub-divisions such as the silver standard period (1835-1892), the gold standard period (1870-1913), the inter-war period (1914-1947) and post-independence or Bretton Woods and post Bretton Woods Periods (1948-2020) respectively. In all the periods, the long-run trends, cycles, seasonal variations of exchange rates, exports and imports were studied through econometric models and their relationships were exemplified by using cointegration and vector error correction models including short run and long run causalities and critically suggested some policy considerations which were interconnected with the theories of exchange rates that were included in the introduction in details. Also, the chapter on the determinants of India’s nominal exchange rate during 1960-2020 deserves good policy implications. The book has added some pictures of coins and data in each regime and has compiled a bibliography as well. The book will help the students, researchers and teachers of Economics and the Econometricians.

    Contents : Impact of Exchange Rate on Export and Import in Silver Standard Regime in India : Important Research on Silver Standard in India, Observations from the Econometric Models, Trends of the Exchange Rate of Pence Per Rupee, Trends of Export, Trends of Import, Cointegration and Vector Error Correction. India’s Trade and the International Gold Standard in India during 1870-1913 : Patterns of Nominal Effective Exchange Rate of Rupee, Patterns of India’s REER, Patterns of Indian Exports, Patterns of Imports of India, Comparative Study, Cointegration and Vector Error Correction Model of NEER, Cointegration between REER, Exports and Imports. India’s Trade and Exchange Rate Regimes during Inter War Period (1914-1947) : Trends of the Exchange Rate of a Rupee Per Sterling, Trends of Indian Exports 1914-1947, Trends of Indian Imports 1914-1947, Cointegration and Vector Error Correction Model. India’s Trade and Exchange Rate Regimes Since Independence (1948-2020) : Results and Observations of the Econometric Models, Patterns of Export, Patterns of Import, Patterns and Trends of Exchange Rate, Cointegration and Vector Error Correction among Exchange Rate, Export and Import, Determinants of Exchange Rate in India : Cointegration and Vector Error Correction of Determinants of Exchange Rate, Consideration of Policies; Appendices.

    About the Author
    Dr. Debesh Bhowmik (Dr. Debes Chandra Bhaumik) passed Honours and M.A. in Economics from the University of Kalyani, West Bengal in 1971 and 1973 respectively. He completed his Ph.D. degree from Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata in 2011. He has written 10 books and edited 4 books including two volumes as co-editor. He has more than 200 published articles in national and international journals and edited books. His paper was accepted in International Economic Association in Moscow Conference. He was awarded as the best paper writer at Indian Economic Association Conference in 2006, in Vidyasagar University in 2017 and in St. Xavier’s College in 2020. He was an ex-associate editor of Arthabeekshan, the journal of Bengal Economic Association. He was an ex-editorial member of Arthik Prasanga, the Bengali journals in economics, Kolkata. He was a Rosalind member of London Journals Press during 2020-21. He is a life member of Bengal Economic Association, Indian Economic Association, Economic Association of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand Economic Association, The Indian Econometric Society, etc. Usually, he attended their conferences and seminars and contributed papers regularly. He has contributed 22 papers to Indian Economic Association and 13 papers to Bengal Economic Association. Presently, he is an honorary research Professor at Lincoln University College, Malaysia.