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C.P.
Chandrasekhar speaks on "Rising Inequality
in the Global South" |
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Prof.
C.P. Chandrasekhar speaks about the rise
in inequalities in recent times in Asian
countries, despite high rates of economic
growth in some of these countries. He explains
how this recent trend is different from
the previous experiences of countries like
South Korea in the first phase of their
industrialization, when economic growth
was followed by real improvements in the
standard of living of even the lowest section
of society. |
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Jayati
Ghosh speaks on "India in the Global
Economy: Trade" |
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Jayati
Ghosh speaks on "India in the Global
Economy: Trade", where she talks about
the context in which the Indian economy
started integrating with the global economy
and what has been the impact of this integration
into the economy. The lecture was delivered
at the INET summer School workshop at the
Azim Premji University, Bangalore, India
in July 2012. |
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C.P.
Chandrasekhar speaks on "India in the
Global Economy: Finance" |
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C.P.
Chandrasekhar speaks on "India in the
Global Economy: Finance", where he
speaks about the changes that have taken
place in terms of India's relationship with
global finance and its implications. The
lecture was delivered at the INET summer
School workshop at the Azim Premji University,
Bangalore, India in July 2012. |
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Prabhat
Patnaik speaks on "Indian Economy since
Independence" |
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Prabhat
Patnaik speaks on "Indian Economy since
Independence", where he gives an analytical
overview of the important changes and ideas
of the Indian economy in the post-independent
era. This lecture was delivered at the INET
summer School workshop at the Azim Premji
University, Bangalore, India in July 2012. |
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Jayati
Ghosh delivered the 2011 UCL Lancet Lecture |
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Jayati
Ghosh delivered the 2011 UCL Lancet Lecture
where she talks about the relationship between
economic growth and women's health outcomes.
While exploring the experiences of India
regarding women's health over the last two
decades she shows that the recent growth
in the economy has not been associated with
significant improvements in women's health;
she also suggests possible alternative macroeconomic
strategies for achieving a better result. |
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C.P.
Chandrashekhar speaks on "Currency
Wars" |
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C.P.
Chandrashekhar, professor at Jawaharlal
Nehru University, speaks about the currency
wars and how it is natural tension between
countries with labour surpluses and countries
that concentrates on financial services. |
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