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    Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Dynamic tryst with the trilemma in India/Ganesh Manjhi. 2. Effectiveness of monetary policy in controlling inflation/Kajleen Kaur, Yogieta S. Mehra and Jasmit Kaur. 3. Interest rate and fiscal deficit linkage in India: an ARDL approach/Ranjan Kumar Mohanty. 4. Macroeconomic drivers of private equity investments in India/Neerza Bhatia and Vanita Tripathi. 5. Carbon credit capital: vision for 2020 commodity market/Kuber Bhola and Reema Malhotra. 6. Stock return volatility of Indian stock market/Pankaj Chaudhary and Vanita Tripathi. 7. Modeling long-run and short-run cointegration relationship between exchange rates and stock markets in India/Bhaskar Bagchi. 8. Effects of crude oil price and its volatility on stock market: empirical evidence from India/Namita Rajput and Ruchita Kaura. Index. Undoubtedly, Indian economy s prominence in the global economy is growing. According to 2013 data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Indian Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measured in purchasing Power Parity (PPP) terms, adjusting for cross country coast of living differences, is about U.S. $5 trillion making India the third largest economy in the world. Sustaining such a large economy and spurring further growth requires forward looking policies and market mechanisms. This book title Indian Financial Markets: Policy, Investments and Stock Markets, contains selected papers related to financial policy, Investments and stock, currency and commodity markets. The papers in this collection examine several aspects of monetary policy and fiscal policy effects, stock market volatility, exchange rate volatility and carbon credit effects. A notable characteristic of these papers is the emphasis on the complex interconnections between related topics for example between monetary policy and macroeconomic variables such as inflation and growth rate fluctuations, between crude oil price and stock market volatility, and between stock market volatility, and between stock market volatility and exchange rate volatility. A study on environmental considerations such as the risks of carbon credits makes this a wide ranging and well timed collection of papers. (jacket).