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Welcome
Indian Journal of
Economics and Business is a double refereed, high quality international
journal that publishes articles and book reviews from academicians
and business-persons. Managed by a team of 25
Associate Editors and 19 members of Editorial
Advisory Board, the journal has taken several important strides
since its inception in 2002. It is published 2 times per year.
and is included in Journal
of Economic Literature and Cabell's Directory of Journals
in Economics and Finance.
Our publications also include themed Special Issues on contemporary
topics. We have already published special issues on Outsourcing
(2004), India and China (2005) and Austrian Economics (2006).
Two other special issues of the 'Best Papers' voted' in Applied
Business and Enterpreneurship Association International (ABEAI)
conference sessions are already in print (2006 and 2007) and the
third one is to be published in 2008. We hope to publish some
more special issues in the future.
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Call
For Papers IJEB 2011 Conference in New Delhi(Paper
& abstract submissions Deadline: May 1, 2011 and early submissions
are encouraged. Full paper submission deadline: October 15, 2011.
Registration deadline is October 31, 2011)
Call
For Papers IJEB 2010 Conference in Techno India campus, Kolkata,
India (Paper
& abstract Deadline: October 1, 2010 and early submissions are
encouraged. Full paper submission deadline: November 15, 2010. Registration
deadline is November 15, 2010.)
Program
of IJEB International Conference on Business and Economic Issues
December 19-21, 2009, New Delhi, India
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IJEB
March_2010 Issue: Vol 9. No. 1.
Article: Third
Bisalaiah Endowment Lecture at the Rani Bahadur Auditorium, University
of Mysore Campus, Mysore, India. BY,
Prof. Kishore Kulkarni
Abstract:
It is my great pleasure to be here again, to be in front of you
to deliver this lecture on the topic of “Economic Mess in
USA: Where Did It Come From and Where Is It Headed?” Let
me answer the last part first. To sum up my answer in four words
I would like to say: “I do not know”. This is because,
economic forecasting is not only a dangerous business but isalso
quite adventurous and shameless especially when you are wrong
numerous times. Then again, I find many of my economist colleagues
who come up with the exact shapes of the US economic recovery.
They even give economic recoveries some funny and exotic shapes
such as U shaped recovery, V shaped recovery, W shaped recovery
etc. To be honest with you, all my economic training (and thinking)
tells me that I have no idea where these experts get these shapes
from, and how they become so confident about the future. It is
in fact wrong to be so confident about the future which strongly
depends upon future unknown shocks, but that does not stop many
of us. Economic and financial forecasting are the only fields
in which you can be consistently wrong and still call yourself
an expert!!
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