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Perspective of Service Attributes: An empirical study about money lending in rural India

Kumar, Arya; Bhat, Anil Kumar; Vaish, Arun Kumar (2011)

Microfinance has emerged as an important mechanism to reach out financial services, mainly micro credit to the poor. Though there are several players in this domain still the sector is predominantly occupied by public ...
Horticultural Prospect and Potential in India

Giri, Arun Kumar (Indian Society of Agricultural Economics, 2008-07)

The paper tries to assess the regional potential of triggering agricultural development through horticultural crops with the help of secondary data as available in the publications of the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy ...
The Role of Globalization and Institutional Quality on Finance- Growth Nexus:Empirical Evidences from India

Giri, Arun Kumar (TA Pai Management Institute, 2016)

The present study explores the impact of globalization and institutional quality on financegrowth nexus within the multivariate framework using time series data over the period 1982-2014. The stationary properties of the ...
Do Globalization and Institutional Reforms Matter for Financial Structure in Selected Asian Countries? A Panel Data Approach

Giri, Arun Kumar (DUNCKER UND HUMBLOT, 2019)

his present study aims to examine the dynamic relationship between globalization, institutional reforms, and financial development in the context of South Asian economies over the period 1985–2015 by employing panel data ...
How Livelihood Diversification and Institutional Credit Help to Improve Household Well-Being in India?

Giri, Arun Kumar; Mohapatra, Geetilaxmi (Asian Economic and Financial Review, 2019)

Using nationally representative data from the India Human Development Survey (IHDS) collected in 2011-12, this study examined the impact of livelihood diversification and accessibility to institutional credit on the monthly ...
Dynamics of poverty and its determinants in rural India: Evidence from longitudinal farm households

Giri, Arun Kumar; Mohapatra, Geetilaxmi (Wiley, 2021-02)

his study examined the determinants of unidimensional and multidimensional poverty among the farm households of rural India, using the data of India Human Development Surveys conducted in 2004–2005 and 2011–2012. We found ...
Do Institutional Quality and Trade Openness Influence Economic Growth? An Empirical Evidence from India

Giri, Arun Kumar; Mohapatra, Geetilaxmi (Springer, 2022-03)

The study empirically examines the impact of trade openness and institutional quality on economic growth in India for the period 1990–2019. The study uses export plus imports as a ratio of GDP and composite governance ...
Does ICT diffusion make human development sustainable in the era of globalization? An empirical analysis from SAARC economies

Giri, Arun Kumar; Debata, Byomakesh (Europe PMC, 2022-04)

This study intends to examine the impact of ICT diffusion, globalization, financial development, government effectiveness, and economic growth on sustainable human development (SHD) i.e., the development of human capital ...
Examining the macro-determinants of tourist arrivals in India

Giri, Arun Kumar; Mohapatra, Geetilaxmi (Springer, 2022)

The present study analyzes the asymmetric association of exchange rate and world income with inbound tourism demand in India using a recently developed nonlinear autoregressive distributed lag model. For this purpose, the ...
ICT diffusion, women empowerment, and sustainable development in SAARC countries

Giri, Arun Kumar; Debata, Byomakesh (Emerald, 2022-08)

The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the role of information and communication technology (ICT) diffusion in women empowerment and in fostering the process of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in ...
Foreign capital inflows and poverty linkages in South Asia: Do the forms of capital inflows matter?

Giri, Arun Kumar; Mohapatra, Geetilaxmi (Elsevier, 2022-09)

The relationship between foreign direct investment and poverty reduction has received modest attention in the empirical literature. However, little is known about the relative significant impact of different forms of capital ...
Do Trade Openness and Output Gap Affect Inflation? Empirical Evidence from BRICS Nations

Giri, Arun Kumar; Kumar, Arya (Sage, 2022-09)

The recent economic disturbances such as the outbreak of coronavirus, the Russia–Ukraine war, and disrupted supply chains, have resulted in high inflationary shocks that are difficult to combat. The most vulnerable to these ...
Leapfrogging into knowledge economy: Information and communication technology for human development

Giri, Arun Kumar; Debata, Byomakesh (Australasian Journal of Information Systems, 2022)

Modern-day economic growth is focused on productivity and innovation, which puts information and technology integral to economic policy issues. In this context, ICT has a significant position as it increases efficiency, ...
The role of ICT diffusion in sustainable human development: an empirical analysis from SAARC economies

Giri, Arun Kumar; Debata, Byomakesh (Springer, 2022-09)

This study intends to examine the impact of ICT diffusion, globalization, financial development, government effectiveness, and economic growth on sustainable human development (SHD) (i.e., the development of human capital ...
The Environmental Philips Curve from a gender perspective: empirical evidence from India

Giri, Arun Kumar; Mohapatra, Geetilaxmi (Springer, 2022-10)

The trade-off between environmental degradation and unemployment has been recently termed as Environmental Philips Curve (EPC). This research attempts to investigate the presence of EPC in the Indian context utilizing time ...
Does financial inclusion reduce income inequality? Empirical evidence from Asian economies

Giri, Arun Kumar (Emerald, 2022-11)

The present study examines the significance of financial inclusion in reducing income inequality in the Asian context.
Environmental effects of ICT diffusion, energy consumption, financial development, and globalization: panel evidence from SAARC economies

Giri, Arun Kumar (Springer, 2022-12)

The rising energy demand for information and communication technology (ICT) devices has piqued the interest of scholars and policymakers. Given that ICT devices are ubiquitous, any attempt to mitigate climate change should ...
What Shapes Economic Growth in BRICS? Exploring the Role of Institutional Quality and Trade Openness

Giri, Arun Kumar; Kumar, Arya (Wiley, 2023-01)

Prior research has identified outward-oriented policies as a far superior approach to achieving economic growth. Whilst trade openness determines economic growth in the short run, institutional quality is critical to ...
The aim of this study was to investigate the potential linkages between access to water and sanitation with household wellbeing in India. A few studies have been carried out on the expected benefits of investments in water and sanitation in spite of the fact that effect of investment in water and sanitation has a huge impact on overall performance of household in terms of health, education, employment, etc. This study uses data from Indian Human Development Surveys (IHDSs) collected by the University of Maryland and the National Council of Applied Economic Research in 2004–05 and 2011–12. Econometric analysis has been done to examine the relationship between access to water and sanitation and its consequential impact on the overall welfare of households. The main hypothesis is that an improvement in the accessibility of water and sanitation sources increases the overall standard of living with the assumptions that an improvement in the accessibility of water and sanitation sources reduces illness among household members, which also, in turn, tends to increase overall standard of living. The data indicated that there was no significant improvement in access to water sources in India from 2004–05 to 2011–12. Around 53% of the households surveyed used open fields as toilets in 2004–05, and this proportion only slightly decreased (44.72%) by 2011–12. While comparing the overall standard of living, about 38.5% respondents believe they became better off between two periods (from 2004–05 to 2011–12) while around 52% respondent feels there was no significant improvement in their standard of living. Ordered log it regression analyses were carried out to establish links between water and sanitation access and changes in household welfare. There is a positive relationship between improvements in households ’sources of water and sanitation and improvements in households ’(self-reported) overall welfare. In other words, households experiencing an improvement in their source of water supply and sanitation were more likely to report an improvement in their overall standard of living, and less likely to report deterioration.

Giri, Arun Kumar (International Journal of Social Sciences, 2014)

In view of formulating credible monetary policy to attain the price stability objective, the difficult part for the central banks is to distinguish, within ongoing inflation evolutions, between short term volatility and ...
https://www.indianjournals.com/ijor.aspx?target=ijor:jiw&volume=40&issue=2&article=005

Giri, Arun Kumar; Mohapatra, Geetilaxmi (Indian Association for Research in National Income & Wealth, 2018)

The aim of this study was to investigate the potential linkages between access to water and sanitation with household wellbeing in India. A few studies have been carried out on the expected benefits of investments in water ...

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