Is India's current account deficit problem truly global?

By:

DESHPANDE, ATUL R

Material type:

Mixed materialsPublication details: 2013Description: 3-19Subject(s):

BANKING

NLM classification:

332.1

In: Journal of Accounting and FinanceMSummary: This research paper examines India's current account deficit problem in the context of domestic macro imbalances and the exogenous global dynamics. At the outset, the paper reviews historically various theoretical modles explaining multifarious economic determinants of current account deficits. To be more specific in the Indian context, this problem is dealt with by running simple regressions explaining the correlation and possible causality between the current account deficit on the onehand and growth rate, real effective exchange rates, exports and imports, gold imports, export and import elasticities, import intensities and net foreign assets on the other.

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This research paper examines India's current account deficit problem in the context of domestic macro imbalances and the exogenous global dynamics. At the outset, the paper reviews historically various theoretical modles explaining multifarious economic determinants of current account deficits. To be more specific in the Indian context, this problem is dealt with by running simple regressions explaining the correlation and possible causality between the current account deficit on the onehand and growth rate, real effective exchange rates, exports and imports, gold imports, export and import elasticities, import intensities and net foreign assets on the other.

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