Atul Sarma
Biographic Data
| ID | 1398908 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Atul Sarma |
| GIVEN NAMES | Atul |
| FAMILY NAME | Sarma |
| SIGNATURE | SARMA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Indian Statistical Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8464-402X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Do social protection programmes impact income distribution? Evidence from India
Partha Nath Mukherji (1940–2021)
Integrating the Third Tier in the Indian Federal System
Financing for Development
Invisible chains? Crisis in the tea industry and the ‘unfreedom’ of labour in Assam's tea plantations
During the post-liberalization period the Indian tea industry has been facing a severe crisis. This study looks at the question of inter-generational occupational mobility among tea garden labour in Assam, against the backdrop of, on the one hand, a fall in tea auction prices, decline in exports, and closure and abandonment of tea gardens; and on the other hand, increasing labour unrest, at times leading to violent protests and confrontations, de…
Prospects of Trade and Investment in India and China
India
India
In a technology-driven global order, technological capabilities of a country are an impor tant determinant of its competitive strength both at home and in the world market. R&D efforts of its entrepreneurs are thus of critical importance. This paper considers India's R&D efforts in the context of a development paradigm shift from inward to the one of out ward orientation. It considers directional changes and thrusts of India's science and tech no…
Economic Transformation in Eastern Europe
Increasing strains on self‐sufficiency within the block of East European command economies resulted in the dramatic decision to change over to an economic system largely based on market forces. The painfulness of the ensuing transformation process will be mitigated somewhat by supportive economic policies of the West, including the European Community which is itself aiming at complete economic integration by the end of 1992. The consequences for …
Complementarity between public and private investment in India
Income, ouput and employment linkages and import intensities of manufacturing industries in India
The major thrust of planned development in India has been on employment and income generation and self‐reliance. The study evaluates ex‐post income, output and employment linkages and import intensities of manufacturing sectors using an input‐output model. It shows that among the four broad groups of industries, namely agrobased, non‐agrobased final goods, intermediate and capital goods, agrobased industries through technological interdependence,…
Limit to Non-Inflationary Deficit Spending
Distributional Effects of the Current Inflation
Invisible chains? Crisis in the tea industry and the ‘unfreedom’ of labour in Assam's tea plantations
During the post-liberalization period the Indian tea industry has been facing a severe crisis. This study looks at the question of inter-generational occupational mobility among tea garden labour in Assam, against the backdrop of, on the one hand, a fall in tea auction prices, decline in exports, and closure and abandonment of tea gardens; and on the other hand, increasing labour unrest, at times leading to violent protests and confrontations, de…
Complementarity between public and private investment in India
Economic Transformation in Eastern Europe
Increasing strains on self‐sufficiency within the block of East European command economies resulted in the dramatic decision to change over to an economic system largely based on market forces. The painfulness of the ensuing transformation process will be mitigated somewhat by supportive economic policies of the West, including the European Community which is itself aiming at complete economic integration by the end of 1992. The consequences for …
Distributional Effects of the Current Inflation
Limit to Non-Inflationary Deficit Spending
Income, ouput and employment linkages and import intensities of manufacturing industries in India
The major thrust of planned development in India has been on employment and income generation and self‐reliance. The study evaluates ex‐post income, output and employment linkages and import intensities of manufacturing sectors using an input‐output model. It shows that among the four broad groups of industries, namely agrobased, non‐agrobased final goods, intermediate and capital goods, agrobased industries through technological interdependence,…
Complementarity between public and private investment in India
Economic Transformation in Eastern Europe
Increasing strains on self‐sufficiency within the block of East European command economies resulted in the dramatic decision to change over to an economic system largely based on market forces. The painfulness of the ensuing transformation process will be mitigated somewhat by supportive economic policies of the West, including the European Community which is itself aiming at complete economic integration by the end of 1992. The consequences for …
India
India
In a technology-driven global order, technological capabilities of a country are an impor tant determinant of its competitive strength both at home and in the world market. R&D efforts of its entrepreneurs are thus of critical importance. This paper considers India's R&D efforts in the context of a development paradigm shift from inward to the one of out ward orientation. It considers directional changes and thrusts of India's science and tech no…
Prospects of Trade and Investment in India and China
Invisible chains? Crisis in the tea industry and the ‘unfreedom’ of labour in Assam's tea plantations
During the post-liberalization period the Indian tea industry has been facing a severe crisis. This study looks at the question of inter-generational occupational mobility among tea garden labour in Assam, against the backdrop of, on the one hand, a fall in tea auction prices, decline in exports, and closure and abandonment of tea gardens; and on the other hand, increasing labour unrest, at times leading to violent protests and confrontations, de…
Financing for Development
Integrating the Third Tier in the Indian Federal System
Partha Nath Mukherji (1940–2021)
Do social protection programmes impact income distribution? Evidence from India
Economics (10 works) · Political science (8 works) · Business (5 works) · Indian Economic and Social Development (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economic Growth and Productivity (2 works) · Economic system (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Finance (2 works)