The social accounting matrix (SAM) for India was historically constructed based on the input–
output table (IOT). However, since 2011–2012, the Government of India has been publishing …

This paper provides the latest Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) of the year 2003–2004 for the
Indian economy with a wide variety of disaggregation for the Energy sector and the sectors …

The paper attempts to build a Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) for India for 2007-2008. It
consists of 78 sectors and nine categories of households which are based on occupation …

Major economic reforms undertaken since 1991 have brought the Indian economy into a
new phase of development directed toward becoming globally competitive through the …

Generally, the fiscal implications of social protection programmes are evaluated, but not so
much on the economic impacts these schemes have on macro aggregates such as output …

This paper outlines the evolution of econometric models for India, discusses some
theoretical and empirical issues relevant to macro-modelling and the use of models in …

This paper offers a novel real–financial CGE model, which is used to provide insight into the
macroeconomic effects of stabilisation policy in India. Focussing on credit rather than …

Using a multiperiod real–financial CGE model, this paper identifies the impact of budgetary
policy on credit supply as a possible factor limiting the effectiveness of structural adjustment …

India's growth story has attracted worldwide attention, particularly because this growth has
been fuelled by the wide-ranging economic reforms introduced since early 1990s. A …

This paper aims to construct a Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) for India and explain the
methodology in the process. This SAM consists of 41 sectors of the economy, two factors of …