GEA SEMINAR

GOA ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION SEMINAR IS RESCHEDULED TO NOVEMBER 11 & 12, 2013

Registration form

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

‘EMERGING CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS OF INDIAN ECONOMY’

18^th -19^th OCTOBER 2013

                                                                 REGISTRATION FORM

1-      Name (full name in Block letters)………………………….

2-      Sex      Male…………  Female  ………….       

 

3-      Designation………………………………………………….

4-      Official  Address…………………………………………………………………..

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5-      Title of the Paper ……………..………………………………………………………………………

6-      Contact Nos.:  Office (with STD code)………………….Mobile………………….

7-      Member of GEA / IEA           YES / NO       Membership No of IEA ---------------

8-      Email id…………………………………………………………………………….

9-      Any accompanying person ………………………………………………………..

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9-Accommodation required* (Please indicate clearly)Yes/ No ………………………

10-Details of payment  D.D.  No. ……………………… Date……………………..

           Amount…..…………… Name of Bank & Branch………………………………

    

     11-Mode of Travel : Air/ Train/ Bus/Taxi

    

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    Arrival Date…………………….. Time…………………………

    Departure Date………………… Time………………………….

    

    Signature …………………………….  Date…………………..

*Kindly note that the accommodation will be booked from 17^th to 19^th Oct, 2013            

Indian Economic Association (IEA)

 96th ANNUAL CONFERENCE

VENUE:

MEENAKSHI ACADEMY OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND RESEARCH

(MEENAKSHI UNIVERSITY) Kanchipuram Campus

(Established under Section 3 of the UGC Act 1956)

12, Vembuliamman Koil Street, West K.K. Nagar, Chennai-600078, Tamil Nadu, India

DATES : 27–29 DECEMBER, 2013

THEMES FOR THE 96^TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE IEA 2013

THEME-I: Growth Prospect of Indian Economy during the 12th Plan and after

            Sub Themes:

1. Growth prospect during 12th Plan

2. Agriculture, industry and service sector focus in the 12th Plan

3. The External Sector Challenges

4. Fiscal Deficits, debt and investments scenario

5. Unemployment, inflation and growth-inflation trade-off

THEME-II: Unorgani zed non farm Sector in the Indian Economy – Emerging Issues and Policies

            Sub Themes:

      1.     Character of Non farm sector enterprises: Rural and Urban

2. Income Generation and Poverty

3. Employment and labour productivity

4. Restructuring of unorganized sector through mechanization and modernization

5. Socio-political Dimensions: Gender ,Caste and Quality aspects of Work force

6. Social protection policies for the work force of unorganized sector

THEME-III: Agricultural Growth in Indian Economy --Regional Experiences and Policies

            Sub Themes:

1. Regional growth of Agricultural Sector: Potential and Performance

2. Regional Agricultural Growth and Poverty Reduction

3. Regional Darming systems and Agricultural Value chains

4. The problem of agriculture in tribal regions

5. Challenges and Opportunities for Regional Agricultural Development

6. Rainfed farming : Issues and Challenges

THEME-IV: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s Economic and Social Thoughts and their Contemporary Relevance

            1. Theory of Economic Development

2. Views on Irrigation and power policies

3. Views on Labour and labour policy

4. Theoretical contribution on caste and institutions of untouchability and policy implications

5. Affirmative Action policy – Employment , Education, and Politics

6. View on the problems of Women

7. View on the linguistic reorganization of the States and its contemporary relevance

8. Monetary and Exchange Rate policy

Local Organising Secretary

Dr. P. Vijayan

First Vice Chancellor,

Director, lndian Maritime University,

Kanathur East Coast Road, Uthandi,

Chennai- 600119 (Tamil Nadu)

Mob.- 09003070020

Ph.No.- 044-24530332 / 24513344

E-mail: perumalvijayan58@gmail.com,

director.che@imu.co.in

NATIONAL CONFERENCE at Chowgule College

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS, PARVATIBAI CHOWGULE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE, MARGAO—GOA

organises

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

ON

GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS : VULNERABILITY OF INDIAN ECONOMY

on15th and 16th March 2013

Venue : Parvatibai Chowgule College of Arts and Science Auditorium, Margao– Goa

GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS: VULNERABILITY OF INDIAN ECONOMY

Indian economy has become more vulnerable since 1991due to globalization and as such all major and minor happenings around the world are affecting India’s vulnerability clearly. Never before globalization, could anyone imagine that the developed economies would face such a crisis. In 2008, the US economy witnessed financial meltdown following a series of bank and insurance company failures which triggered the crisis and halted global markets. The enormity of the crisis was so severe, that it eventually affected all most all the economies particularly the so called developed economies of Europe and USA and exposed the long-term dislocation and weaknesses of these economies. In 2009, financial crisis in Europe made it difficult to refinance government debt. The most affected countries coined as PIIGS nations are Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain. European sovereign debt crisis has also resulted from a combination of various factors, including the globalization of finance; easy credit conditions that encouraged high-risk lending and borrowing
practices; international trade imbalances; real-estate bubbles so on and so forth. This crisis has opened up the loopholes of the traditional economic theory and challenged the presumption of underlying stabilizing tendencies in competitive markets. As an impact of the US and Euro crisis, Indian Stock Market which was touching new heights prior to the crisis due to FIIs, almost nose-dived following credit crunch of the parent company leading to panic in the minds of the investors which has adversely affected India’s GDP growth rate. The bottom line is that since Indian economy is connected and dependent on European, American and other economies, unless and until the issues are adequately addressed both at regional and global level, the crisis may further deepen and affect the growth of Indian economy which has already slowed down since 2008.

OBJECTIVES OF THE CONFERENCE

1. To provide a platform to academicians , researchers and students to deliberate upon certain issues pertaining to the Global Financial Crisis.
2. To sensitize the participants upon the vulnerability of the Indian Economy with regard to the Global
Financial Crisis.
3. To highlight the role of the government and BRICS in connection with the Global Financial Crisis.

SUB—THEMES
• BRICS as drivers of world growth.
• Impact of financial crisis on regional economies.
• Dynamics of policy implications in the short-run & long-run.
• Challenges and opportunities for India.
• Paramount role of government for sustained growth.
• Strategic approach to address the crisis.


Original research papers are invited from academicians, researchers and practitioners on various sub—themes provided above or on any issues related to the main topic of the conference.


CONTACT NUBERS

1. College office : 0832– 2759504, 2759231
2. Dr. D.Muzumdar : 9422058140
3. Mrs. Rupali Tamuly : 9923312775
4. Ms. Danica Menezes: 9860598031

Membership Form

GOA ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION (GEA)

(Membership Form)

To,

The General Secretary,

Goa Economic Association

Dear Sir,

I request you to kindly enroll me as Life/ Ordinary/ Institutional Member of the Goa Economic Association. The membership fee of Rs….........................is attached herewith by Cash / Cheque / Demand Draft No. .........................................................Dated.........................................

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Friends

Happy to inform you all that after the registration of GOA ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION, membership enrolment to the Association has started recently. The membership of the Association shall be open to all individuals and institutions who are interested in the study, research and administration of the discipline of Economics or to those who subscribe to the aims and objectives of the Association

Annual Membership shall be Rs. 400/- per person, per annum.

The subscription fee for Life Membership is Rs. 1000/- per person. This fee is for a life-term of the member.

The subscription fee for Institutional Membership is Rs. 5000/- per institution. This fee allows an institution to be a member of the Association for a five year term.

kindly send the filled in membership form along with the membership fee to 

Dr. B.P. Sarath Chandran
General Secretary, 
Goa Economic Association
C/O VVM's Shree Damodar College
Margao.