Papers & Speeches |
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Monetary Policy |
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After Neo Liberalism and the North Atlantic Financial Crisis: The Way Ahead for Finance and Monetary Policy for Emerging Markets |
- Economic and Political Weekly, March 28, 2020, Volume Lv , No 13. |
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Monetary Policy Coordination: The Role of Central Banks |
G-20 Summit at Five: Time for Strategic Leadership, Brookings Institution Press, July, 2014 |
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India's Recent Macroeconomic Performance: An Assessment and Way Forward |
IMF Working Paper, April, 2014 |
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Monetary Policy Coordination and the Role of Central Banks |
IMF Working Paper, April, 2014 |
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International Credit Flows, Pecuniary Externalities, and Capital Controls |
International conference on Monetary Policy and Financial Stability In Emerging Markets, June 13-14, 2014, Istanbul, Turkey |
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G20: Strong Case for Coordinating Global Monetary Policy |
East Asia Forum Quarterly, April-June 2014 pp.7-8 |
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Comments on BIS Working Paper on Global Spillovers and domestic monetary policy by Menzie D. Chinn |
Pages 31-40, BIS Working Paper No.436, December, 2013 |
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Currency Internationalization and Reforms in the Architecture of the International Monetary System: Managing the Impossible Trinity |
July, 2013 |
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Diversity to Combat Groupthink: No one size fits all for World Central Banking |
OMFIF |
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Use of Monetary Policy and Prudential Regulation to Ensure Macroeconomic and Financial Stability |
Presentations of the Rio G20 Seminar, Rio de Janeiro June 30-July 1, 2011 |
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Capital Account Management: Key Issues Click for video |
IMF Macro Economic Conference March 7, 2011 |
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The Future of Financial Regulation: Some Reflections |
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The Global Financial Crisis: Challenges to the Regulatory Path Ahead By Rakesh Mohan |
Brussels Economic Forum May 25, 2010 |
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Bank of Korea 2010 Conference The Changing Role of Central Banks |
May 31-June 1, 2010 Carl Walsh: “Implementing Monetary Policy” Comments
By Rakesh Mohan. |
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Managing The Impossible Trinity: Volatile Capital Flows And Indian Monetary Policy |
Working Paper No. 401, November 2009,
Stanford Centre for International Development,
Stanford University. |
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The Role of Fiscal and Monetary Policies in Sustaining Growth with Stability in India |
Asian Economic Policy Review
(2008) 3, pp. 209–236.
(Updated and detailed version in RBI Bulletin,
December 2008, pp 2081-2118. |
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Capital Flows to India |
RBI Bulletin, December 2008,
pp 2047-2079. Also in BIS Papers No.44,
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Financial Globalisation and Emerging Market Capital Flows”, December 2008 |
18 |
Monetary Management in Emerging Market Economies: Concerns and Dilemmas
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RBI Bulletin, August 2007, pp 1411–1421. |
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Recent Financial Market Developments and Implications for Monetary Policy
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RBI Bulletin, October 2007, pp 1657–1667. |
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First Quarter Review of Monetary Policy: Underlying Macroeconomics |
RBI Bulletin, August 2007, pp 1411–1421. |
21 |
Capital Account Liberalisation and Conduct of Monetary Policy:
The Indian Experience |
RBI Bulletin, July 2007, pp 1129-1154 (Also in " Macroeconomics and Finance in Emerging Market Economies",Volume 2 Issue 2,2009,pp.215-238. Also as Chapter 3 in "Goyal, Ashima (2012) (Ed.), "Macroeconomics and Markets in India: Good Luck or Good Policy?",Routledge) |
22 |
Development of Financial Markets in India |
RBI Bulletin, June 2007, pp 961–990.
(Also in Business Standard India 2008, pp.
99-138, New Delhi: BS Books, 2008). |
23 |
Monetary Policy Transmission in India |
RBI Bulletin, April 2007, pp 421–472.
(Also in BIS Papers No.35,
Transmission Mechanisms for Monetary Policy in
Emerging Market Economies, Basel: Bank for International Settlements,
January 2008). |
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Current Challenges to Monetary Policy Making in India |
RBI Bulletin, March 2007, pp 311–323. |
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Central Banks and Risk Management: Pursuing Financial Stability |
RBI Bulletin, December 2006,
pp 1505–1516. |
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Monetary and Financial Policy Responses to Global Imbalances |
RBI Bulletin, December 2006,
pp 1495–1503. |
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Economic Growth, Financial Deepening and Financial Inclusion |
RBI Bulletin, November 2006,
pp 1305–1320. |
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New Economic Geography and Monetary Policy in a Flattening World |
RBI Bulletin, October 2006, pp 1143 –1148.
(Also in The New Economic Geography: Effects and Policy Implications, pp. 341-354.
Kansas City: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, 2006). |
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Financial Sector Reforms and Monetary Policy: The Indian Experience
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RBI Bulletin, July 2006, pp 773–793. |
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Monetary Policy and Exchange Rate Frameworks: The Indian Experience
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RBI Bulletin, June 2006, pp 693–705. |
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Evolution of Central Banking in India |
RBI Bulletin, June 2006, pp 681-691. (Also reprinted in Prajnan, Vol. XXXV, No.2, 2006-07, NIBM, Pune, pp 127-143). |
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Coping with Liquidity Management in India: A Practitioner’s View |
RBI Bulletin, April 2006, pp 333–344. |
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Some Apparent Puzzles for Contemporary Monetary Policy |
RBI Bulletin, December 2005, pp 1109-
1122. (Also in Jahangir Aziz, Steven
Dunaway and Eswar Prasad (eds), China
and India: Learning from Each Other,
pp.203-230, Washington DC, International
Monetary Fund, 2006). |
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Communications in Central Banks: A Perspective |
RBI Bulletin, October 2005, pp 911-919. |
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Financial Sector Reforms in India: Policies and Performance Analysis
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RBI Bulletin, October 2004, pp 851-876.
(Also reprinted in Economic and Political Weekly,
Vol. XL No.12, March 19-25, 2005, pp.1106-1121 and in Tamal Datta Chaudhuri
(ed.) Financial Sector Reforms – An IndianPerspective pp.147-198, ICFAI University Press, 2006). |
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Challenges to Monetary Policy in a Globalising Context |
RBI Bulletin, January 2004, pp 81-102. |
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