Programme Agenda
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Workshop Material
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Author(s) |
Institution |
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Session 1: What drives current account deficits in South Asia? |
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| External Vulnerabilities - A preview of the next South Asia Economic Focus | Robert Beyer Sebastian Franco Bedoya Hans Timmer |
World Bank |
Presentation |
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| Determinants of Current Account Balance in South Asian Economies – An Empirical Analysis | Rajib Das Narayan Pradhan Rajat Malik |
Reserve Bank of India |
Presentation |
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| Drivers of Nepal's Current Account Deficit and its Policy Remedies | Anita Poudel | Nepal Administrative Staff College |
Presentation |
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| Assessing the determinants of the Current Account Deficit: Evidence from South Asia | Muhammad Ibrahim Shah | University of Dhaka |
Presentation |
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Session 2: New insights on South Asia's export performance |
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| Bank Ownership, Monetary Policy and Exports: Evidence from a Matched Firm-Bank Dataset | Pavel Chakroborty | Lancaster University, UK |
Presentation |
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| Trade Vulnerability of Bangladesh: An Exploratory Analysis | Syed Yusuf Saadat | Centre for Policy Dialogue, Bangladesh |
Presentation |
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Session 3: On the relationship of foreign exchange interventions and monetary policy |
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| Foreign Exchange Market Intervention and Liquidity Management in India: Some Empirical Investigations | Soumya K Ghosh Debashis Padhi Tapas Kumar Parida |
State Bank of India |
Presentation |
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| Implications of Exchange Rate Volatility on the Monetary Policy Conduct: An Emerging Market Perspective | Sumila Tharanga Wanaguru Anil Perera |
Central Bank of Sri Lanka |
Presentation |
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Session 4: On the relationship of exchange rates and the current account |
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| Does exchange rate depreciation improve the balance of trade? A Pakistan’s perspective | Muhammad Omer Junaid Kamal |
State Bank of Pakistan |
Presentation |
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| Revisiting the Effect of Exchange Rate Fluctuations on the Trade Balance: Evidence from Sri Lanka | Hemantha Ekanayake Erandi Liyanage |
Central Bank of Sri Lanka |
Presentation |
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| Exchange Rate Undervaluation and Economic Growth: The Trade- versus the Financial Risk Channel | Fayyaz Hussain Muhammad Ishtiaq M. Ali Choudhary |
State Bank of Pakistan |
Presentation |
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| Do Remittances have a Flip Side? A Panel Cointegration Analysis of Remittances and Real Effective Exchange Rate in South Asian Countries | Ujjal Protim Dutta Partha Pratim Sengupta |
National Institute of Technology, India |
Presentation |
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Session 5: Empirical insights on the twin deficits in South Asia |
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| Sri Lanka’s Macroeconomic Challenges: A Tale of Two Deficits | Utsav Kumar | Asian Development Bank |
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| Dushni Weerakoon | Institute of Policy Studies | |||
| Roselle Dime | Asian Development Bank | |||
| Twin deficit Hypothesis: Empirical Evidence from India | Santosh Kumar PK | Cochin University of Science and Technology |
Presentation |
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| Fiscal Deficit and External Debt Driven External Vulnerabilities in South Asia: A Panel Data Analysis | John V Guria | Reserve Bank of India |
Presentation |
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Session 6: Ricardian Equivalence, Feldstein-Horioka Puzzle and Twin Deficit in South Asia |
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| The Twin Deficits Hypothesis, Ricardian Equivalence and Feldstein-Horioka Puzzle: An Empirical Evidence from Bangladesh | Muntasir Murshed | Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies |
Presentation |
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| Ricardian Equivalence, Feldstein-Horioka Puzzle and Twin Deficit Hypothesis in Indian Context: An Empirical Study | Suraj Nadaik Prasant Kumar Panda |
Central University of Tamil Nadu |
Presentation |
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