Amit Bhaduri Livres

The book provides a clear examination of the transformative shifts within the Indian economy, focusing on the significant 'revolutionary' changes that have occurred. It delves into the implications of these economic reforms, exploring how they have reshaped various sectors and impacted the lives of citizens. Through insightful analysis, the author highlights the challenges and opportunities that arise from this economic evolution, offering a comprehensive understanding of India's current economic landscape.

Focusing on the mechanical behavior and properties of metallic materials, this comprehensive text is organized into two parts. The first covers mechanical testing methods, including tension, compression, and fatigue, while the second explores various metalworking processes like forging and extrusion. Written in an accessible style, it features over 150 solved numerical problems and multiple-choice questions to reinforce learning. The book employs analytical methods such as the slab method and slip-line field theory, making it suitable for students and professionals in engineering and metallurgy.

The book presents a critical examination of the economic landscape in India, highlighting the detrimental effects of corporate-led globalization and neoliberalism. It argues against the notion of an invisible hand governing market prices, instead revealing how state policies favor large corporations, leading to widespread land-grabbing and displacement of the poor. Through a collection of essays, the author, Amit Bhaduri, challenges the prevailing belief in unregulated free trade and warns of the growing divide between privilege and poverty in India, urging a reevaluation of current economic policies.

Focusing on advanced macroeconomic concepts, this book presents an innovative approach to understanding and modeling economic growth. Authored by a well-regarded expert in the field, it offers fresh insights and analytical techniques that aim to enhance the study of economic dynamics.

Dieses makroökonomische Lehrbuch bietet auf der Grundlage eines Ansatzes, der an die Theorien von Keynes, Kalecki und Marx anknüpft und diese weiterentwickelt, eine Alternative zu den herkömmlichen Einführungen traditionell-keynesianischer oder neoklassischer Ausrichtung. In den Mittelpunkt seiner Analyse rückt Bhaduri die Bedeutung der effektiven Nachfrage, die Unsicherheit der Erwartungen, die gesellschaftlichen Interessengegensätze und die hieraus resultierende Instabilität der kapitalistischen Warenproduktion. Dem Leser wird so der konventionelle makroökonomische Lehrstoff auf neue und unkonventionelle Weise dargeboten. Inhalt: 1. Die kapitalistische Produktionsweise - 2. Das Prinzip der effektiven Nachfrage - 3. Das Verhältnis zwischen Preisen und Geldlöhnen - 4. Geld als gesellschaftliche Einrichtung - 5. Handels- und Finanzbeziehungen der Nationen - 6. Die Instabilität der Warenproduktion - 7. Kapitalistische Akkumulation aus langfristiger Sicht - 8. Wirtschaftspolitik und die Theorie des Staates - Index.