Money Banking and Economic Reforms : Dr S N Sen Memorial Lectures 1985-2001

Contents: Preface. 1. Monetary planning in a planned economy/Bhabatosh Datta. 2. The economics of 'liberalisation' in the Indian context/Dhires Bhattacharyya. 3. Some aspects of competition/Amitava Sen. 4. American economy in global perspective/D.B. Dutta. 5. Internal debt trap: the shadow and the substance/Mihir Rakshit. 6. The quantity theory, Indian monetarism and autonomy of the Reserve Bank of India/P.R. Brahmananda. 7. Recurring issues in the Indian economy/Santikumar Ghosh. 8. On restructuring the Indian economy: some perspectives/Ajit Sengupta. 9. Changing scenario of the Indian capital market and the 1991-92 multi-crore securities scam/Alak Ghosh. 10. Keynesian economics and the newly developing countries: some observations on the so-called 'relevance debate'/Hirendra Nath Roy. 11. Recent economic reforms and their impacts on the poor and vulnerable sections of the society/S.P. Gupta. 12. Dr. S.N. Sen's Central Banking in Undeveloped Money Markets': end twentieth century updation/Tara Shankar Roy. 13. Aspects of international monetary scenario/ Subrata Gupta. 14. Development in the banking sector/Rakhal Datta. 15. The Indian money market and its development/Manjula Bose. 16. Neoliberalism, globalisation and the vision of the world economy/Prabuddha Nath Roy. Index. "Professor Satyendra Nath Sen was an authority on monetary economics, trade and finance and possessed specialized knowledge of banking. He was an wonderful teacher and had inspired three generations of students of economics. His writings in banking, trade and finance sparkle 293 pp.