Some Aspects of Macroeconomic Development in India

Money occupies an important place in the evolution of Economics as a science. The world of economic transactions has expanded & Monetary Economics has developed as a separate branch of Economics. This book is a part of Ph.D work of Dr. Gaurang Rami. Dr. Rami has obtained his Ph.D. degree under the guidance of Prof. M.B.Dave from Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, India in December 2007. This book covers 3 major aspects of Macroeconomic development in India. (1) Demand for Money (2) Velocity of Money (3) Interrelationships between Money, Price and Output. Authors have analyzed these aspects using appropriate econometric techniques. They have estimated various regressions using OLS method. Authors have tackled the problem of autocorrelation using Cochrane-Orcutt method. To examine the Interrelationships between Money, Price and Output authors have used Granger Causality test. The stationarity of variables was tested through ADF test. To select significant lag order 5 lag order selection criteria viz. LR, FPE, AIC, SC, & HQ have used through VAR. This book will be useful to the academia and policy makers who want to understand applied macroeconomics in the Indian context.

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Dr. Gaurang Rami is working as Associate Professor at Dept. of Economics, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, Gujarat,INDIA. Prof. M.B.Dave was Associate Professor at the same University. Dr. Rami has 10 years of research & teaching experience. Prof.Dave has 25 years of teaching experience at Postgraduate level & guiding research students.