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Dr. Narendra Jadhav
created impact on my mind, when I read his Marathi novel
'Amcha Baap Aan Amhi' which was nominated for Sahitya
Academy
Award.
He
born in Mumbai in 1953 in a poor family. He
always strive hard and as as a fruitful result, he
is renowned as economist and prolific writer.
Currently he is vice chancellor of University of
Pune.
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Dr.
Narendra
Jadhav is a well-known
economist, public speaker and a social worker. He joined
the Reserve Bank of India in 1977, served in various
capacities and is presently Head of its Department of
Economic Analysis & Policy. He served as Advisor to the
Executive Director at the IMF during 1998-2002 and also
completed an assignment for the Independent Evaluation
Office at the IMF. Dr.
Jadhav has in past served
as Advisor to the Governor of National Bank of Ethopia
and has visited several countries as part of various
missions. He has been associated with a large number of
committees. He was the Member Secretary of the Committee
to Review the Working of the IGIDR
(Chairman: Dr. I.G.
Patel)
Dr.
Jadhav has several
scholastic honours and professional distinctions to
his credit. He holds a doctorate degree in Economics
from Indiana University, USA, for which he won the
Best International Student Award and the Award for
Outstanding Contribution to Economic Theory from the
Indiana University, USA. His major research
interests include monetary economics, public
finance, international economics and econometrics.
He was awarded the Maharashtra Sahitya Parishad
Award for his book ‘Dr.
Ambedkar: Economic
Thoughts & Philosophy’.
His recent novel ‘Outcast
– Life and Triumphs of Untouchable
Family In India’
has been published in French and is being published
in English. Dr.
Jadhav’s
Marathi novel ‘Amcha Baap Aan Amhi’ was nominated
for Sahitya Academy
Award and a 52-part
Hindi TV serial is currently underway on the same.
His books on ‘Monetary Economics for India’,
Macmillan, 1994 and his edited book ‘Challenge to
Indian Banking: Competition,
Globalization and Financial Markets’, Macmillan,
1996 have been popular readings on the subject.
Besides, he has about 40 research articles in
journals and edited books. These include:
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“Money, Output & Prices: Causality Issues and
Evidence”, Indian Economic Journal, July-Sept.,
1992.
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“Issues in Financial Sector Reforms” (jointly
with Dr. C. Rangarajan) in ‘Indian
Economy: Problems and Prospects’,
edited by Dr. Bimal Jalan, 1992.
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“Monetary Modelling of the Indian Economy: A
Survey”, RBI Occasional Papers, June 1990.
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“Fiscal-Monetary Dynamic Nexus in India: An
Econometric Model”,
Economic and
Political Weekly, January 1990.
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“Dynamics of Interaction Between Government
Deficit and Domestic Debt in India” (jointly
with Dr. C. Rangarajan and Dr. Anupam Basu), RBI
Occasional Papers, September 1989, rep in ‘Tax
Policy and Planning in Developing Countries’,
eds, Amresh Bagchi and Nicholas Stern, Oxford
University Press, 1994.
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