Demonetisation
The Economists Speak
Uma Kapila (Ed.)
The Economists Speak
Foreword: Uma Kapila (Ed.)
About the Book
Demonetisation has come to describe in India one economic decision that shook a billion people from the very moment it was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 8th November 2016; from the manifestation shrouded in secrecy, the rationale, the aftermath, the short and the long term economic impact, the social and political fall-out, and much more.
Endless animated discussions in virtually every kind of group at any kind of place, unending serpentine queues at banks and ATMs, continuous news headlines for days and weeks, countless speeches, reactions and counter-arguments, a stalled parliament—India’s recent demonetisation has indeed unfolded at an unprecedented scale.
Amidst the din and cacophony, it makes a lot of sense to make available to the reader, a bunch of authentic writings by noted economists/scholars, and policymakers on how they view demonetisation. Sure to enlighten, this reader friendly book edited by Uma Kapila serves to offer just that.
About the Author(s) / Editor(s)
Uma Kapila has taught Indian Economy to undergraduate students for over forty-two years. She retired as Reader from the Department of Economics, Miranda House, University of Delhi. Presently, she is Senior Editor, Academic Foundation. An Honours Graduate from Miranda House, University of Delhi and MA and PhD from Delhi School of Economics, Dr Uma Kapila has also served on the Planning Commission Study Group on “Agricultural Strategies in the Eastern Region of India for the Seventh Five Year Plan” (Perspective Planning Division). She is the author of the book Oilseeds Economy of India (1982) published by the Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi. She is also the author/editor of textbooks on Indian economy and has edited, and co-edited with Raj Kapila, a number of books on India’s economy, banking and finance. Her widely acclaimed edited volume entitled Indian Economy Since Independence (also published by Academic Foundation) serves as reference text across several universities, and is currently running into 27th edition
Contributors
Yoginder K. Alagh
Praveen Chakravarty
Bibek Debroy
Nitin Desai
Rajiv Kumar
Radhika Pandey
Ila Patnaik
T.C.A. Srinivasa-Raghavan
Suyash Rai
M. Govinda Rao
S.L. Rao
C.S.C. Sekhar
Rajeswari Sengupta
Ajay Shah
Mihir S. Sharma
Parthasarathi Shome
Manmohan Singh
Bhargavi Zaveri
Contents in Detail
About the Editor/Contributors Acknowledgements
Introduction
UMA KAPILA
1. Demonetisation Demythified
BIBEK DEBROY
2. Making of a Mammoth Tragedy
MANMOHAN SINGH
3. Demonetisation: Pains or Gains?
NITIN DESAI
4. Monetary Economics View of the Demonetisation
AJAY SHAH
5. The Demonetisation Decision:
Event, Impact, Narrative and Meaning
SUYASH RAI
6. Will Demonetisation Lead to
a Protracted Economic Slowdown
RADHIKA PANDEY | RAJESWARI SENGUPTA
7. Demonetisation and Indian Agriculture
C.S.C. SEKHAR
8. On What Horizons will the Demonetisation
Shock Play Out?
AJAY SHAH
9. Demonetisation: An (un)Necessary Evil?
PARTHASARATHI SHOME
10. A Big, Destructive Bang
MIHIR S. SHARMA
11. A Bad Time for a Crisis
AJAY SHAH
12. Crossing the Chasm
ILA PATNAIK
13. Three Shades of Black
T.C.A. SRINIVASA-RAGHAVAN
14. Black to White: Will it Stop Corruption?
S.L. RAO
15. For Demonetisation to Work, Modi must Root Out
Political and Bureaucratic Corruption
RAJIV KUMAR
16. Towards Swaccha Chunav
NITIN DESAI
17. Demonetisation: The Gains vis-à-vis the Pains
M. GOVINDA RAO
18. Demonetisation: Then, Now and Next Year
YOGINDER K. ALAGH
19. Cashless/Digital: How Modi Changed (and Changed)
Demonetisation Narrative
PRAVEEN CHAKRAVARTY
20. Legal Questions about Demonetisation:
What Happens to the Assets that Back
Extinguished Rupee Notes
RADHIKA PANDEY |BHARGAVI ZAVERI
| Publisher | AF Press |
| Publication Date | 2017 |
| Number of Pages | 150 |
| ISBN |
9789332703971 |
Academic Foundation (AF), based in New Delhi, is India’s leading independent publisher of academic/scholarly books in Social Sciences, specialising in Economics—Development Economics and Indian Economy in particular, and allied subjects.
About the Book
Demonetisation has come to describe in India one economic decision that shook a billion people from the very moment it was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 8th November 2016; from the manifestation shrouded in secrecy, the rationale, the aftermath, the short and the long term economic impact, the social and political fall-out, and much more.
Endless animated discussions in virtually every kind of group at any kind of place, unending serpentine queues at banks and ATMs, continuous news headlines for days and weeks, countless speeches, reactions and counter-arguments, a stalled parliament—India’s recent demonetisation has indeed unfolded at an unprecedented scale.
Amidst the din and cacophony, it makes a lot of sense to make available to the reader, a bunch of authentic writings by noted economists/scholars, and policymakers on how they view demonetisation. Sure to enlighten, this reader friendly book edited by Uma Kapila serves to offer just that.
About the Author(s) / Editor(s)
Uma Kapila has taught Indian Economy to undergraduate students for over forty-two years. She retired as Reader from the Department of Economics, Miranda House, University of Delhi. Presently, she is Senior Editor, Academic Foundation. An Honours Graduate from Miranda House, University of Delhi and MA and PhD from Delhi School of Economics, Dr Uma Kapila has also served on the Planning Commission Study Group on “Agricultural Strategies in the Eastern Region of India for the Seventh Five Year Plan” (Perspective Planning Division). She is the author of the book Oilseeds Economy of India (1982) published by the Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi. She is also the author/editor of textbooks on Indian economy and has edited, and co-edited with Raj Kapila, a number of books on India’s economy, banking and finance. Her widely acclaimed edited volume entitled Indian Economy Since Independence (also published by Academic Foundation) serves as reference text across several universities, and is currently running into 27th edition
Contributors
Yoginder K. Alagh
Praveen Chakravarty
Bibek Debroy
Nitin Desai
Rajiv Kumar
Radhika Pandey
Ila Patnaik
T.C.A. Srinivasa-Raghavan
Suyash Rai
M. Govinda Rao
S.L. Rao
C.S.C. Sekhar
Rajeswari Sengupta
Ajay Shah
Mihir S. Sharma
Parthasarathi Shome
Manmohan Singh
Bhargavi Zaveri
Contents in Detail
About the Editor/Contributors Acknowledgements
Introduction
UMA KAPILA
1. Demonetisation Demythified
BIBEK DEBROY
2. Making of a Mammoth Tragedy
MANMOHAN SINGH
3. Demonetisation: Pains or Gains?
NITIN DESAI
4. Monetary Economics View of the Demonetisation
AJAY SHAH
5. The Demonetisation Decision:
Event, Impact, Narrative and Meaning
SUYASH RAI
6. Will Demonetisation Lead to
a Protracted Economic Slowdown
RADHIKA PANDEY | RAJESWARI SENGUPTA
7. Demonetisation and Indian Agriculture
C.S.C. SEKHAR
8. On What Horizons will the Demonetisation
Shock Play Out?
AJAY SHAH
9. Demonetisation: An (un)Necessary Evil?
PARTHASARATHI SHOME
10. A Big, Destructive Bang
MIHIR S. SHARMA
11. A Bad Time for a Crisis
AJAY SHAH
12. Crossing the Chasm
ILA PATNAIK
13. Three Shades of Black
T.C.A. SRINIVASA-RAGHAVAN
14. Black to White: Will it Stop Corruption?
S.L. RAO
15. For Demonetisation to Work, Modi must Root Out
Political and Bureaucratic Corruption
RAJIV KUMAR
16. Towards Swaccha Chunav
NITIN DESAI
17. Demonetisation: The Gains vis-à-vis the Pains
M. GOVINDA RAO
18. Demonetisation: Then, Now and Next Year
YOGINDER K. ALAGH
19. Cashless/Digital: How Modi Changed (and Changed)
Demonetisation Narrative
PRAVEEN CHAKRAVARTY
20. Legal Questions about Demonetisation:
What Happens to the Assets that Back
Extinguished Rupee Notes
RADHIKA PANDEY |BHARGAVI ZAVERI
| Publisher | AF Press |
| Publication Date | 2017 |
| Number of Pages | 150 |
| ISBN |
9789332703971 |
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