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Vol. XII January-March 2000 • Where Reforms Do Not Reach: Rural Poor in The Vicinity Of Bangalore V.M. Rao
Macroeconomic Performance and Tax Revenue - The Case of Gujarat State Archalia R. Dholalda & Ravindra II. Dholakia
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Methods of Estimation of States' Tax Revenue by Different Finance Commissions 1. Report of the Tenth Finance Commission, 1994, Chapter III.
2. Second Reportof the Ninth Finance Commission,1988, Chapter III and Appendix 4.
3. Report of the Eighth Finance Commission, 1984, Chapter III.
4. Report of the Seventh Finance Commission, 1978, Chapter 2.
S. Report of the Sixth Finance Commission, 1973, Chapter IX.
6. Report of the Fifth Finance Commission, 1969, Chapter 2.
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The Asian Economic Review Journal of the Indian Institute of Economics Volume 42 April 2000 No: CONTENTS * M. Narasimham : Honours for A Doyen Economist Economics of Knowledge I. ARTICLES * Dr. C. Rangarajan. : Economic Reforms in India-Some Issues and Concerns 'Dr. P.R.Bhatt: East Asian Financial Crisis : Alternative Approaches * Sanjeev K Sobhee : Fiscal Deficits : Current Empiricism and Areas for Further Research * Bany Ariffin, Amain,Law Siong Hook: The Relationship Between Stock Price and Exchange Rate: Empirical Evidence Based c:1 The KLSE Market * P.U.C. Agundu : Financial Economies of Corporate Acquisition in Developing Countries: The Case of Meridien Equity Bank of Nigeria S.N.V. Siva Kumar, Prof. V.V.N. Somayajulu : The Problems of Regional Imbalances: An Analytical View R.S. Tiwari, lshrat Husnain: Sectoral Performance of Indian Economy During Pre and Post Periods of Economic Reforms * K.R. Sundaravaradarajan, K.N.Selvaraj : An Application of Dummy Variable and Mann Whitney Test to Inter Regional Growth and Instability of Rice Production * Dr. Rahul. A. Shastri, Declining Efficiency and The Slow Growth of Employment in organised Indian Manufacturing * Sukhpal Singh, R. Prabhakar : Determinants and Dynamics of Rural Non-Farm Activities: A Study from Rajasthan * Dr. Ganesh Kawadia : Productivity Growth in The Agricultural Economy of Madhya Pradesh A Decomposition Analysis * K.V.S.M. Krishna, Debabrata Lahiri: Factors Responsible for The Existence of Bonded Labour * D.M. Diwakar : Emerging Non-Farm Sector In North Bihar NOTES * Walter Block: Efficiency, Individualism, Praxeology and Law: Reply to Lawson III. BOOK REVIEWS * Lamont C. Hempel: "Environmental Governance: The Global Challenge" * K.S. Chalam: Readings in Political Economy * M.J. Antony: "Your Right To Compensation"
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