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Tuesday, September 14, 2021

Faculty Development Programme on "Econometrics" @ Holy Cross College, Trichy

Sir,/Madam
We are organizing a five day online Faculty Development Programme (FDP) from 18th September 2021 to 22nd September 2021. Hence, kindly help us in disseminating this information among academicians across the nation. Kindly find attached the FDP brochure with the registration link for your reference.

Regards
Dr.S. Senthamarai
Associate Professor and Head
Department of Economics
Holy Cross College
Trichy

Tuesday, August 31, 2021

Webinar details "Development Economics" @EGROW

Greetings from The Foundation for Economics Growth and Welfare (EGROW)


A Webinar on "Development Economics" will be held on the online platform hosted by Foundation for Economics Growth and Welfare (EGROWF) from 03/09/2021. The programme timings are 6.00 PM to 7.15 PM. 

 

Online Digital Certificates of attendance will be awarded to those who have registered to the programme and will be present in the programme. You are requested to register for the programme before 5.30 PM, 03/09/2021. The registration link is as follows:


https://docs.google.com/forms/d/19pzH6PCn2aUjtWWV6RagCQpWiG4Hwh0FGFQfs1m2ATo/edit

 

https://egrowfoundation.org/events/development-economics/




 

About EGROW Foundation

The Foundation for Economic Growth and Welfare (EGROW Foundation) is a Section 8 company registered in October 2018. EGROW Foundation is an independent, non-profit, multi-disciplinary public policy organization that informs and influences policies through independent, high quality research analysis and outreach, in the areas of macroeconomics, socio economic development, education and training, national security and foreign relations. EGROW would like to address research issues on unaddressed, new and emerging issues.

 


Friday, May 7, 2021

Webinar on New Monetary Policy in the Wake of GFC and the Pandemic

Webinar on New Monetary Policy in the Wake of GFC and the Pandemic

To receive a certificate of participation. Please register free



*Please forward to your interested peers, scholars, students and colleagues*

 Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has come when the global economy was already under considerable stress as it was recovering from the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2008-09 and many of the emergent measures that were put in place to combat the GFC were still operative. simultaneously needed.
In particular, interest rates were at historic lows in many countries and fiscal deficits and public debts were at high levels. This implies that the scope for expansionary monetary and fiscal policies is rather limited. Furthermore, policy measures to mend broken supply chains and restore confidence are also simultaneously needed.
So, what sort of macroeconomic policies should be adopted? The double punch of the GFC followed by the pandemic has made it difficult to pursue either traditional monetary policy or traditional fiscal policy. This is particularly true against a background of continued deficient aggregate demand compounded during the pandemic by broken supply chains for the world economy.
This lecture will deal with these issues and provide a rationale for monetary and fiscal policy to work together rather than having an independent monetary policy. This lecture draws on Chapter IX of my forthcoming book:
MACROECONOMICS FOR DEVELOPMENT: PROGNOSIS AND PROSPECTS
Gloucestershire, UK, Edward Elgar, forthcoming 2022
This book hs two chapters on macroeconomics during the pandemic. This lecture covers the second chapter.

 About The Author
Raghbendra Jha, PhD (Columbia), FWIF, is Professor of Economics and Executive Director Australia South Asia Research Centre in the College of Asia and the Pacific in the Australian National University. Previously he has taught at Columbia University and Williams College in the US, Queen's University in Canada, University of Warwick in the UK and Delhi School of Economics, Indian Institute of Management and Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research in India. He has published 32 books/monographs with major publishers including Oxford University Press, Palgrave Macmillan, Routledge, Edward Elgar, World Scientific Press and more than 150 papers in scientific journals and other refereed outlets in the areas of macroeconomics, public economics, and social welfare. His research has been funded by several agencies including the Australian Research Council -AusAID (Australia), MacArthur Foundation (US), IDRC (Canada), DFID (UK) and IFAD (Rome). He has consulted for, among others, the Asian Development Bank, the World Bank, the UNESCAP, UNRISD, the Reserve Bank of India and the Government of India. He is on the editorial boards of major economics journals.

 About EGROW Foundation:
The Foundation for Economic Growth and Welfare (EGROW Foundation) is a Section 8 company registered in October 2018. EGROW Foundation is an independent, non-profit, multi-disciplinary public policy organization that informs and influences policies through independent, high quality research analysis and outreach, in the areas of macroeconomics, socio economic development, education and training, national security and foreign relations. EGROW would like to address research issues on unaddressed, new and emerging issues.

Saturday, April 24, 2021

Internship @ CSD Hyderabad

About CSD 
CSD is an autonomous research institution supported by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi, the Government of Telangana and Reserve Bank of India. CSD was founded by Dr. Durgabai Deshmukh in Delhi in 1962. The Southern Regional Centre, CSD, 
Hyderabad, was established in Hyderabad in 1967. CSD was set up as a think tank to keep a 
focus on the social aspects of development planning and to initiate policy oriented research 
on the social determinants of development – vital concerns in the early plan periods. 
Dr. Durgabai Deshmukh, legendary social worker and indefatigable institution builder, 
gathered around her the best minds to think through human social needs during the frenzied 
years of nation building. CSD is housed in its own 1.25-acre campus in the institutional area 
in Rajendranagar, Hyderabad. A spacious and well planned building with well maintained, 
sustainable green environs; internet access and connectivity; lecture halls and auditorium; and a modest library. 

CSD's Areas of Specialisation 
Adivasi Studies, Dalit Studies, Gender Studies, Disability Studies, Environment Studies, Studies on Traditional Artisanry, Labour and Employment Studies, Interdisciplinary Law, Climate Extremes, Social Sector Studies and Sustainable Development Goals 

Objectives of the Internship Programme 
Now CSD is inviting application for Internship Programme for a period of two months from 
15 May to 15 July 2021 with the following objectives: 
• Build capacity of students on the fundamentals of social science research. 
• Equip them with the use of the qualitative and quantitative research tools, techniques 
and perspectives. 
• Train them in application of methods, familiarity in the selection of appropriate tools and techniques and writing skill. 

Eligibility 
Post graduate or post graduate (continuing) students in the social sciences/ humanities 
interested in working on the thrust research areas of the institute under the supervision of the faculty members of CSD.
Basic Requirements 
• Attendance is mandatory in all the working days 
• The interns will be required to complete the assigned task, present and submit the 
results at the end of the internship period to CSD. 
• The Certificate of Completion will be issued to the students on successful completion 
of the internship programme.
How to Apply 
Interested candidates may apply by enclosing a brief CV detailing their qualifications along 
with the letter of recommendation issued by the Head /Internship Coordinator/Faculty of the institution/ University (scanned copy) where they are enrolled. Applications may be emailed to director@csdhyd.org with "Internship Application" specified in subject line. The last date for application is May 08, 2021. The shortlisted candidates will be called for interview. 

A nominal stipend will be provided to the selected interns and they are entitled to 
reimbursements for any official work as applicable to all CSD staff. Institute will not 
provide boarding and lodging facilities to the interns during the programme. 

Sujit Kumar Mishra 
Regional Director (Incharge) 
Council for Social Development 
Hyderabad