000			02117nam a22001697a 4500
999			_c25472 _d25472
020			_a9781107051102
082			_a339.50954 _bG20
245			_aThe G20 macroeconomic agenda _b: India and the emerging economies
260			_aDelhi _bCambridge University Press _c2014
300			_axii, 304p.
504			_aIncludes contributors & Index
520			_aAs the premier forum for global economic governance, G20 was successful in warding off the global economic crisis of 2008–09 and preventing it from becoming a full-blown depression. In its wake, G20 initiated a series of financial sector reforms and managed to achieve unprecedented global cooperation, by bringing together the G7 and newly emerging economies, for improved global macroeconomic management. As the global economy recovered in 2010, G20 expanded to include a development agenda in particular, achieving food security, controlling commodity price volatility, recycling global savings to boost infrastructure investment, and enhancing energy and environmental sustainability. Despite the emergence of BRICS, there is no scholarly compendium on emerging economy concerns and perspectives set in the context of G20 reform initiatives and impasses. This book assesses the progress of the G20 with a focus on India. It discusses the role India has played in the success of the G20 process and, more importantly, delineates the possible barriers to India’s enhanced involvement in the G20, and in global governance in general. As the global economy remains mired in uncertainties ? stemming from the Euro crisis, lacklustre economic performance in the United States, and slowing of major emerging economies ? this volume fills the need for a collection of analytical research papers from the perspective of emerging economies, and takes stock of the performance of the G20 thus far. It also points towards the unresolved issues and the future course of action in global financial and macroeconomic stance.
546			_aEnglish
650			_aMacroeconomics _aFinance _vEconomics development _zIndia
700			_aShome, Parthasarthi
942			_2ddc _cBK