M. Dutta
Rutgers University
13 Papers
113 Citations
M. Dutta is an academic researcher from Rutgers University. The author has contributed to research in topics: China & Foreign direct investment. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 13 publications.
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Papers
The euro revolution and the European Union: monetary and economic cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region
TL;DR: In this article, the economic rationale of institutionalization of the Asia-Pacific Monetary Union with an optimal and transparent agenda for intraregional monetary policy coordination in terms of both supply of aggregate stock of money and determination of the intra-regional core rate of interest, supplemented by intra-ional fiscal policy coordination, which can and will provide the necessary and sufficient conditions for intra-region free market with free flow of trade, investment and human capital, contributing to the maximization of economic gains for all microeconomic actors.
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Asian Economic Community: intra-community macro-and-micro-economic parameters
TL;DR: Based on an extensive empirical analysis of relative shares of world output and trade, the case for Asian Economic Community (AEC) has been presented in this paper, and the model of 3 plus 5, three economies in Northeast Asia and five in Southeast Asia, may be the step one for the AEC.
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China's industrial revolution: challenges for a macroeconomic agenda
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present three issues for immediate attention, (a) Can China sustain a rate of growth of GDP at an annual rate of 10% for an indefinite period? (b) How can China address the issues of income distribution across her 31 province and also amongst the various income groups in a given industrialized province/region? (c) can China ensure progressive augmentation of high-tech oriented productivity of her workforce by way of ensuring building up of necessary human capital?
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Vietnam: Marketization and internationalization of its economy
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors examined the Vietnamese economy from the perspective of its marketization and internationalization, and concluded that Vietnam's economy is in the process of a twofold transition: a change from a centrally planned economy to a market economy, of course, with its socialist agenda, and a move away from a closed COMECON-membership to an open internationalized economy.
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The theory of optimum currency area revisited: Lessons from the euro/dollar competitive currency regimes
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors presented an analytic paradigm of the euro/dollar competitive currency regimes and related it to the concept of optimum currency area, arguing that the competitive value of a currency in the global market depends on the shares of world output and trade it represents.
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