Revisiting regional growth dynamics in India in the post economic reforms period /

Revisiting regional growth dynamics in India in the post economic reforms period /

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Author / Creator:Misra, Biswa Swarup, 1975-
Imprint:Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire : Palgrave Macmillan, 2013.
Description:xxi, 256 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Language:English
Subject:
Economic development -- India.
Regional planning -- India.
Economic development.
Economic policy.
Regional planning.
India -- Economic policy -- 1991-
India -- Economic conditions -- 1991- -- Regional disparities.
India.
Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/9905163
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ISBN:9781137303677 (hardback)
1137303670 (hardback)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (pages 226-240) and index.
Summary:"Revisiting Regional Growth Dynamics in India in the Post Economic Reforms Period analyses the state level performance in three sub periods 2000-03, 2004-08 and 2009-12 by broadly corresponding to low growth, high growth and the post crisis phase respectively. The book discusses the game changer initiatives that put India into a higher and sustainable growth trajectory. The author highlights the key challenges to inclusive growth in a federal set up and suggests the way ahead. Apart from growth, the book examines the issue of regional inequality. It develops a consistent index for infrastructure facilities, by encompassing the social and economic dimension for Indian states and analyses the growth. The book analyses the importance of credit and health from a growth perspective by adopting a blend of analytical rigour and econometric techniques to understand India's growth process. This book is a sequel to Regional Growth Dynamics in India in the Post Economic Reform period (Palgrave Macmillan, 2007)"--
Table of Contents:
  • List of Illustrations
  • Preface
  • Foreword
  • Acknowledgements
  • List of Abbreviations
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Key Challenges
  • 2.1. Macroeconomic management
  • 2.2. Centre-state and inter-state relations
  • 2.3. Game-changer initiatives
  • 2.4. Conclusion
  • 3. Growth Performance
  • 3.1. Growth performance
  • 3.2. Sectoral growth performance
  • 3.3. Sectoral contribution to growth
  • 3.4. Variability of output
  • 3.5. Contribution of states to growth in GDP and population
  • 3.6. Conclusion
  • Annex 3.1. Data Issues
  • Annex 3.2. Sectoral growth 2000-3
  • Annex 3.3. Sectoral growth 2004-8
  • Annex 3.4. Sectoral growth 2009-12
  • Annex 3.5. Sectoral growth 2000-12
  • Annex 3.6. Sectoral shares 2000-3
  • Annex 3.7. Sectoral shares 2004-8
  • Annex 3.8. Sectoral shares 2009-12
  • Annex 3.9. Sectoral shares 2000-12
  • Annex 3.10. Share of states in combined SDP and population
  • Annex 3.11. Contribution to growth in combined output and population
  • Annex 3.12. Variability in sectoral output
  • Annex 3.13. Sectoral contribution to growth
  • 4. Income Inequality
  • 4.1. Consumption-based inequality
  • 4.2. Behaviour of per capita income
  • 4.3. Inequality measures
  • 4.4. Convergence amongst Indian states
  • 4.5. Conclusion
  • Annex 4.1. Estimates of absolute convergence behaviour in cross-section and panel dimension
  • 5. Infrastructure and Growth
  • 5.1. Approach to provision of infrastructure
  • 5.2. Recent initiatives for infrastructure push
  • 5.3. Infrastructure index
  • 5.4. Infrastructure index - Relative position of states
  • 5.5. Infrastructure and growth
  • 5.6. Conclusion
  • Annex 5.1. Causality between social and economic infrastructure for general category states
  • Annex 5.2. Causality between social and economic infrastructure for special category states
  • Annex 5.3. Causality between growth in SDP and growth in economic infrastructure for GCS
  • Annex 5.4. Causality between growth in SDP and growth in social infrastructure for GCS
  • Annex 5.5. Causality between growth in SDP and growth in overall infrastructure for GCS
  • Annex 5.6. Causality between growth in SDP and growth in economic infrastructure for SCS
  • Annex 5.7. Causality between growth in SDP and growth in social infrastructure for SCS
  • Annex 5.8. Causality between growth in SDP and growth in overall infrastructure for SCS
  • Annex 5.9. Overall Infrastructure Index û General category states (2001-10)
  • Annex 5.10. Overall Infrastructure Index û special category states (2001-10)
  • Annex 5.11. Infrastructure Index with qualitative dimensions for general category states (2004-10)
  • Annex 5.12. Infrastructure Index with qualitative dimensions for special category states (2004-10)
  • 6. Health and Growth
  • 6.1. Review of the literature
  • 6.2. Stylised facts
  • 6.3. Empirical methodology
  • 6.4. Results
  • 6.5. Concluding observations
  • Annex 6.1. Panel unit root tests
  • Annex 6.2. Panel cointegration tests
  • 7. Credit and Growth
  • 7.1. Growth of credit and credit allocation across sectors
  • 7.2. Credit-output growth at the state level
  • 7.3. Shares of different sectors in credit and output
  • 7.4. Methodology and empirical results
  • 7.5. Conclusion
  • Annex 7.1. Credit-SDP growth 2001-4
  • Annex 7.2. Credit-SDP growth 2005-8
  • Annex 7.3. Credit-SDP growth 2009-11
  • Annex 7.4. Credit-SDP growth 2001-11
  • Annex 7.5. Sectoral shares in credit and output 2001-4
  • Annex 7.6. Sectoral shares in credit and output 2005-8
  • Annex 7.7. Sectoral shares in credit and output 2009-11
  • Annex 7.8. Sectoral shares in credit and output 2001-11
  • Annex 7.9. Panel unit root tests û general category states
  • Annex 7.10. Panel unit root tests û special category states
  • Annex 7.11. Panel cointegration tests
  • Annex 7.12. FMOLS estimates of responsiveness between credit and output
  • Notes
  • Bibliography
  • Index
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