The JEPP is a multi-disciplinary peer reviewed journal published half-yearly by the NMIMS University, Mumbai.
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What is the unknown and unpredictable parameter in the global economy today? More than anything, it is the tariffs and trade disputes. The United States’ economy has always challenged the conventional thinking, and it is doing so again. The US economy grew at about 2 percent in 2017. In the first quarter of this year, Read More …
Author Sashi Sivramkrishna Abstract Using sectoral T-accounts, this paper analyzes the implications of bank bail-outs and bank bail-ins. Contrary to popular opinion, bank bail-outs do not utilize taxpayers’ money. Moreover, bank bail-outs funded through recapitalization bonds or deficit financing and bail-ins have similar net effects on sectoral balance sheets. There are, however, questions of moral Read More …
Author Paul Kutasovic New York Institute Of Technology Abstract In this manuscript, we determine the sources of historic growth for the economies of India and China. Next, we estimate potential GDP growth for each country. The study concludes that India is more favorably positioned for long-term growth than China with a higher steady state growth Read More …
Author Dimitrios Bisias, Mark Flood, Andrew W. Lo Stavros Valavanis Abstract We provide a survey of 31 quantitative measures of systemic risk in the economics and finance literature, chosen to span key themes and issues in systemic risk measurement and management. We motivate these measures from the supervisory, research, and data perspectives in the main Read More …
Author Gurumurthy Kalyanaram Abstract Numerous studies have examined the positive effects of social capital in organizations, whereas the possible negative effects have attracted considerably less scholarly attention. To rectify this imbalance, this paper first undertakes a rigorous review of the published scholarly empirical evidence pertaining to the negative effects of social capital in organizations through Read More …
Authors Anita Basalingappa M. S. Subhas Abstract Marketing literature has confirmed the importance of managing customer relationships, the importance of use of technology in managing relationships and qualities of successful marketing relationships (Williams, 2012). To be able to extrapolate these concepts to rural retail, it is important to understand the context underlying relationships in a Read More …