Titlebook: Risks and Resilience of Emerging Economies; Essays in Honour of Tanmoyee Banerjee Chatterjee,Arpita Ghose,Poulomi Book 2023 The Editor(s)

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COVID-19: A Means of Exploitationd holding of the small producers. It shows that the occurrence of the pandemic, the restrictions and the lockdown it brings about, the distress and the penury it causes and the switch from offline to online purchase of goods and services it induces generates a process that leads to a permanent, larg

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An Analysis of the Impact of GST on States’ Indirect Tax Revenue and on Economic Formalization with . After the implementation of GST, a large part of the states’ revenues from indirect taxes got subsumed under GST. In this paper, we have carried out an inter-state comparison of the impact of GST on the indirect tax revenue of the General Category States (GCS) in India with special reference to We

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Digital Transformation, Digital Entrepreneurship, and Economy: A Cross-Country Analysis Using Moderatransformation has transformed the entrepreneurial process. The diffusion of technology enhances competitiveness and drives entrepreneurial growth. This study identifies the determinants of digital adoption required for digital or technological entrepreneurship. Data related to the digital platform

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Bi-directional Causality Between Volatility in Output Growth and Price Growth: Evidence from Rice Praper estimates the long-run and short-run relationship between the above two series in the case of rice considering four major rice-producing Indian states such as Andhra Pradesh, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal, over the period 1963–64 to 2018–19 applying the Panel-VECM model. The result demo

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Exchange Rate Pass-Through in South Asian CountriesAsian countries (Bangladesh, India, Iran, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka). The pass through is found to be imperfect in the short term. This suggests that firms can absorb most of the exchange rate shock and do not pass all the fluctuations on to prices. The dynamic panel results show that marginal costs,

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Export Decision and Export Performance of Manufacturing Firms an Experience from Indian Organized Seng literature on the export performance: hypothesis of self-selection theory, hypothesis of learning-by-exporting theory and sunk cost hysteresis hypothesis. The present cross-sectional study uses ASI unit level data for 2011–12 across 30 states and sixty six manufacturing industries. Here 11,188 fi

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