Bücher von Ram Singh

Dr Ram Singh jest obecnie profesorem nadzwyczajnym, School of Social Sciences, College of Post Graduate Studies, Central Agricultural University, Barapani, Meghalaya, Indie. Posiada szerokie do¿wiadczenie badawcze i pracowä w ró¿nych krajowych i mi¿dzynarodowych instytutach renomowanych viz, National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal, Haryana, Indie, Central Soilinity Research Institute, Karnal, Haryana, Indie, Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar, Haryana, Indie i International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT). Jest równie¿ przewodnikiem i nauczycielem dla studentów podyplomowych. Jego g¿ówne obszary zainteresowania to ekonomia rolna, ekonomia zasobów naturalnych i marketing rolny. Jest autorem 27 prac badawczych, 4 popularnych artyku¿ów, 12 abstraktów, które zostäy opublikowane w ró¿nych krajowych i mi¿dzynarodowych czasopismach oraz 1 rozdziäu ksi¿¿ki, 1 raportu z projektu i 1 biuletynu badawczego na poziomie badawczym. Uczestniczy¿ i prezentowä referaty i plakaty w wielu krajowych i mi¿dzynarodowych seminariach, warsztatach, sympozjach i konferencjach. Obecnie jest cz¿onkiem Komitetu Wykonawczego w Indian Society of Agricultural Marketing, Nagpur (Indie).

This book highlights the paradigms of FDI in the country in specific areas like infrastructure and service sector, at present these both sectors are the back bone of any country¿s economy for attracting more and more FDI towards their economy. This book covers various aspects with the trends and patterns of FDI in both sectors as well; The Power Sector, Petroleum & Natural Gas Sector, Construction Activities and Automobile Industry have been selected from Infrastructure Sector, and Financial & Non-Financial Services, Housing & Real Estate Services, Computer Hardware & Software Services and Telecom Services from Service Sector for summarizing the present study. For the purpose of study whole study is divided into Seven Chapters i.e. Introduction, Review of Literature, Objectives & Research Methodology, Trends and Patterns of FDI in Infrastructure Sector, Trends and Patterns of FDI in Service Sector, The impact of FDI in Indian Economy and last is Findings, Conclusion & Suggestions.

Balance of payment is an Economic Barometer of nations. It gives the picture of soundness of economy. The countries where there is no problem in balance of payments, got integrated with the other countries in an easy manner. Balance of Payments position is an index of country¿s economic strength or weakness. Government takes several measures to correct the unfavourable balance of payment situation because such situation cannot last long. The corrective measures may be selective i.e., they are taken with reference to certain commodities or countries. The measures include quota and license, exchange control and tariffs however their utility is minimized in the changed economic environment under WTO. Sometimes when these elective (or quantitative) measures fail and the adverse situation persists, the country has to resort to a painful action, i.e., devaluation of currency.