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| Impact of recent inflation and financial shocks on the vulnerable. |
| By Goyal, A., 2009 |
| Produced by: Centre for Development Economics (CDE), Delhi School of Economics |
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| A monetary stimulus preceding a temporary supply shock can lower interest rates |
| By Goyal, A., 2005 |
| Produced by: Global Development Network (GDN) |
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| Stock market reforms failed to re-attract small domestic investors |
| By Goyal, A., 2004 |
| Produced by: Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research (IGIDR) |
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| Creditors and Asian countries must co-ordinate on strategy for balanced international reform |
| By Goyal, A., 2001 |
| Produced by: Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research (IGIDR) |
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| Demonstrating how rules can be suited to circumstances and dynamic changes |
| By Goyal, A., 2001 |
| Produced by: Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research (IGIDR) |
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India
Carrying out research on development issues from a multi-disciplinary points of views
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Expertise:
Institutional macroeconomics, gender, development, the open economy and international finance. Current work in progress includes the role of rules in governance in a democracy, for example in coordinating monetary, fiscal and exchange rate policies, and improving systemic incentives. A comparative study of Indian and Chinese growth based on the differences in their institutions helps to illustrate these principles.
Professional/ Work Experience:
Ashima Goyal has taught at the Delhi School of Economics, Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, and spent some time on a fellowship at the Economic Growth Centre, Yale University, USA. She has taught courses in Development Theory and Policy and Advanced Macroeconomics, and guided a number of research students. She is the author of numerous international and national publications, and a book on Developing Economy Macroeconomics. She won a prize for the best research on gender at the GDNet conference in Tokyo 2000, and for the best research on governance at the Rio conference 2001. She has organized the annual conference on Money and Finance at IGIDR. She is also active in the Indian policy debate, writes in national newspapers and magazines, gives public lectures and interviews to the media.
Affiliation:
Fulbright Senior Research Fellow Claremont Institute for Economic Policy Studies Claremont Graduate University 170 East 10th Street Claremont, CA 91711 September 2004 to April 2005
Geo Interest:
Comparative development experience, especially in the Asian region.
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