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Can a Tight Monetary Policy Make up for a Weak Budget?
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Journal Title: | Economic and Political Weekly |
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description | <p>The credit policy just announced now appears to be concerned primarily with containing inflation, not with providing adequate credit for the 'restructuring of the industrial economy'. For, the impact of the credit policy will be to raise the costs of production of infrastructure services and of key intermediates thus increasing industrial costs generally. This in turn would adversely affect exports of all manufactured goods.</p> |
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spelling | Ghosh, Arun 0012-9976 2349-8846 Sameeksha Trust Random Reflections https://www.jstor.org/stable/4398296 <p>The credit policy just announced now appears to be concerned primarily with containing inflation, not with providing adequate credit for the 'restructuring of the industrial economy'. For, the impact of the credit policy will be to raise the costs of production of infrastructure services and of key intermediates thus increasing industrial costs generally. This in turn would adversely affect exports of all manufactured goods.</p> Can a Tight Monetary Policy Make up for a Weak Budget? Economic and Political Weekly |
spellingShingle | Ghosh, Arun, Economic and Political Weekly, Can a Tight Monetary Policy Make up for a Weak Budget?, Random Reflections |
title | Can a Tight Monetary Policy Make up for a Weak Budget? |
title_full | Can a Tight Monetary Policy Make up for a Weak Budget? |
title_fullStr | Can a Tight Monetary Policy Make up for a Weak Budget? |
title_full_unstemmed | Can a Tight Monetary Policy Make up for a Weak Budget? |
title_short | Can a Tight Monetary Policy Make up for a Weak Budget? |
title_sort | can a tight monetary policy make up for a weak budget? |
topic | Random Reflections |
url | https://www.jstor.org/stable/4398296 |