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2005
Financial Stability during Periods of High Growth and Low Inflation: The Role of the IMF by Mr. Willy Kiekens, Executive Director, IMF
29 Dec 2005
International Trade in Education Services What Should India Do? by Prof. Stephen Heyneman, Professor of International Education Policy at the Vanderbilt University
28 Dec 2005
Will Europe still be a World Economic Player in the 21st Century? Prof. Jean Pisani-Ferry
25 Nov 2005
High Debt Emerging Market Macroeconomics: Turkey, Brazil and other experiences Prof. Kemal Dervi?
11 Nov 2005
Tripolar World: India, China and USA Dr. Arvind Virmani
18 May 2005
2004
Innovations, Institutions and Economic Performance Prof. Edmund S. Phelps
30 Dec 2004
Dual Economies Growing: India and China
23 Dec 2004
Health, Demographic Change and Its Impact on the Economy Prof. David Bloom
21 Dec 2004
Speech by Sir Nicholas Stern Sir Nicholas Stern
13 Sep 2004
Reality and Myths of India’s Economic Growth Dr. Arvind Virmani
12 Apr 2004
Update on Indian Economy Dr. Y V Reddy
07 Apr 2004
The Poverty-Growth-Inequality Triangle Dr. Francois Bourguignon, World Bank
04 Feb 2004
2003
The World Bank of the Future: Making Aid Work Prof. Abhijit Banerji
17 Nov 2003
Chinese Mercantile: World Consumer Gains, Chinese Worker Loss Dr. Surjit S Bhalla
14 Nov 2003
Political Economy of Reforms Mariano Tommasi, Univesidad de San
13 Aug 2003
Financial Globalisation: The Case of India versus China Prof. Kenneth S. Rogoff
16 Jul 2003
Deficits and Decades : Recent U.S. Economic history and policy lessons for other countries. Jeffery Frankel Harvard University
16 Jan 2003
The World Dollar Standard and its crisis-prone periphery : New Rules for the game. Ronald I. McKinnon Stanford University
08 Jan 2003
2002
Economic Performance of Sri Lanka in the Nineties A.S. Jayawardena Governor,Central Bank of Sri Lanka
19 Feb 2002
Economic Performance of Sri Lanka in the Nineties A.S. Jayawardena Governor,Central Bank of Sri Lanka February 19, 2002 Text available in PDF
31 Jan 2002
2001
A New Approach to Sovereign Debt Restructuring Anne Krueger First Deputy Managing Director, IMF
20 Dec 2001
A New Approach to Sovereign Debt Restructuring Dr. Anne Krueger, First Deputy Managing Director, IMF December 20, 2001 Dr. Anne Krueger, former Professor at Stanford University and currently the First Deputy Managing Director of the International
07 Sep 2001
First K. B. Lall Lecture “The International Financial System–A New Partnership” Dr. Mervyn King, Deputy Governor, Bank of England
09 Aug 2001
Role of Venture Capital in India: Past Experience, Recent Initiatives and Future Potential K.B.Chandrasekhar
09 Jul 2001
China, WTO and its Impact on India Jairam Ramesh
25 May 2001
Reforms, Investment Climate and Economic Growth Nicholas Stern
27 Mar 2001
WTO and India T.N.Srinivasan
13 Mar 2001
Key Issues facing the Global Economy and their Implications for Emerging Markets Michael Mussa
22 Jan 2001
2000
Exchange Rates Regimes, Macro Economic Crises and The Latin American Experience Anne Krueger
16 Dec 2000
Managing International Financial Integration Kenneth Kletzer
14 Nov 2000
China and The WTO: The Transparency Issue Dr. Sylvia Ostry
12 Oct 2000
India’s Emergence as a Knowledge Super Power:The Vision and the Strategy Dr.R.A.Mashelkar, Director, General,CSIR
13 Sep 2000
The Role of Japan and the Emerging Asia Dr. Eisuke Sakakibara
27 Mar 2000
A Vision for the Japanese Economy in the 21st Century Naoki Tanaka
02 Mar 2000
India’s Emergence as a Knowledge Super Power:The Vision and the Strategy R.A.Mashelkar (Dr.R A Mashlekar, Director General, CSIR and member, Governing Body of ICRIER, delivering a lecture on “India’s Emergence as a Knowledge Superpower,” jointly orga
14 Apr 1999
1999
Are Financial Crises the Necessary Consequence of Capital Account Convertibility? Kenneth Kletzer, Department of Economics, University of California,
21 Dec 1999
Strengthening the International Financial Architecture: The Role of Emerging Markets Prof. Barry Eichengreen, George C. Pardee and Helen N. Pardee Professor of Economics and Political Science, University of California, Berkeley
13 Dec 1999
Strengthening the International Financial Architecture: The Role of Emerging Markets Prof. Barry Eichengreen, George C. Pardee and Helen N. Pardee Professor of Economics and Political Science, University of California, Berkeley December 13, 1999 Te
26 Nov 1999
Economic Reform: Content, Progress, Prospects John Williamson, Senior Fellow, Institute for International Economics,
23 Nov 1999
Does India Need New Politics? Content, Progress, Prospects Lord Meghnad Desai, Professor, London School of Economics
22 Nov 1999
Does India Need New Politics? Content, Progress, Prospects Lord Meghnad Desai, Professor, London School of Economics Nov 22, 1999 Text Available in PDF
22 Oct 1999
Do Economic Sanctions Work? C. Fred Bergsten, Director IIE
11 Mar 1999
Korea’s Financial Crisis of 1997 Seung-Soo Han, Member of National Assembly and Former Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Korea
15 Feb 1999
What should be India’s Economic Priorities in a Globalising World Lord Meghnad Desai, London School of Economics
06 Jan 1999
1998
What should be India’s Economic Response to Sanctions? Prof. Jagdish Bhagwati, Arthur Lehman Professor of Economics and Professor of Political Science, Columbia University
17 Jul 1998
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