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E-raamat: Collected Papers in Theoretical Economics (Volume V): Economic Policy and Its Theoretical Bases: Using Economic Theory for Policymaking in Emerging Economies

(COLLECTED PAPERS IN THEORETICAL ECONOMICS VOLUME V: Economic Policy and Its Theoretical Bases, Professor of Economics and the C. Marks Professor of International Studies, Cornell University, New York)
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This book is a collection of the author's papers written over the last decade that broadly span over the area of economic theory for policymaking and is an addition to the author's well-known series 'Collected Papers in Theoretical Economics'. The volumes in this series deal with the philosophical foundations of economics and their applicability to a wide range of issues of immediate policy relevance. Drawing from his policymaking experience in India as the Chief Economic Advisor to the Government, and internationally as Chief Economist at the World Bank, the author addresses domestic as well as global policy challenges through papers rooted in serious economic theory. The chapters address issues like corruption, regulation, finance, exchange rates and currency manipulation, inflation management, fiscal and monetary policy, child labour and household wealth. Further, the book also analyses the major financial crises that have occurred over the past decade, and the role of economies like China and India in the world's economic future.

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The book draws new insights from domestic and global expertise and experience. I have no doubt that this book, when published, will be a landmark in the literature on policy-making in India since it addresses a somewhat neglected area of study, research and appreciation in India, namely institutional economics. I strongly recommend publication. This is bound to be a good book. I recommend it. I hope the [ Introduction] will not only 'pull together the various chapters of the book' but also present (and argue) the role of the economic theorists in policymaking. The work seems to be significant contribution to the scholarship field in general and the literary style is excellent. The manuscript is highly specialized. Some of the select areas are covered in the light of both developed and developing economies. The Oxford University Press may decide to publish the manuscript. This is an interesting collection of 18 essays. The common thread of all the essays is the feature that all these emerged from active economic policy making. All the essays are of uniformly top-notch quality and are, as expected, well-constructed and carefully argued.

List of Tables and Figures
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1 Introduction
1(14)
PART I REGULATION, FINANCE, AND CORRUPTION
2 Why, for a Certain Class of Bribes, the Act of Giving a Bribe Should Be Treated as Legal
15(7)
3 Too Small to Regulate (co-authored with Avinash Dixit)
22(15)
4 A Marketing Scheme for Making Money off Innocent People: A User's Manual
37(6)
5 A Simple Model of the Financial Crisis of 2007--9: With Implications for the Design of a Stimulus Package
43(18)
6 Non-recourse Mortgages and Credit Market Breakdowns: A Framework for Policy Analysis
61(10)
PART II POLICYMAKING IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY
7 Globalization of Labour Markets and the Growth Prospects of Nations
71(17)
8 Sovereign Debt and Joint Liability: An Economic Theory Model for Amending the Treaty of Lisbon (co-authored with Joseph E. Stiglitz)
88(18)
9 How to Devalue Exchange Rates, Without Building Up Reserves: Strategic Theory for Central Banking
106(8)
10 The Art of Currency Manipulation: How Some Profiteer by Deliberately Distorting Exchange Rates
114(15)
PART III THE INDIAN ECONOMY: DIVERSE CONCERNS
11 China and India: Idiosyncratic Paths to High Growth
129(28)
12 The Rise of the Indian Economy: Fiscal, Monetary, and Other Policy Challenges
157(20)
13 India's Foodgrain Policy: An Economic Theory Perspective
177(24)
14 Understanding Inflation and Controlling It
201(40)
15 Child Labour and Household Wealth: Theory and Empirical Evidence of an Inverted-U (co-authored with Sanghamitra Das and Bhaskar Dutta)
241(20)
PART IV THEORY AND METHOD
16 Fiscal Policy as an Instrument of Investment and Growth
261(12)
17 Does Economic Theory Inform Government Policy?
273(13)
18 Randomization, Causality, and the Role of Reasoned Intuition
286(21)
Index 307
Kaushik Basu is Professor of Economics and C. Marks Professor of International Studies at Cornell University. He was formerly Chief Economist and Senior Vice President of the World Bank and prior to that Chief Economic Adviser to the Indian Government. Professor Basu has published widely in several fields, including development economics, game theory, welfare economics and law and economics. He has also published in the popular press, including the New York Times, BBC news online and the Indian Express. He has received honorary doctorates from several universities and IIT Bombay. In 2008 he was awarded the Padma Bhushan by the President of India.