Department Details
Department of Economics
| 1) | Gore, M.V., Korde, K.R. (2024,January, 3-4). Sustainable Development through Carbon Credit Management in India: Opportunities and Challanges . Proceedings of International Conference on Energy and Infrastructure(pp.89-95). Gujrat, India: Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University. | ||
| 2) | Gore, M.V., Annachhatre, M.P. (2023,May). Comparative analysis of the strong and weak linkages in food products with reference to Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Proceedings of 11th National Seminar on Industrial Statistics(pp.194-220). Kolkatta : Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation. | ||
| 3) | Gore, M.V., Annachhatre, M. (2022,July, 29-30). Efficacy of the SDG India Index: Comparison of Maharashtra and Gujarat. In V. K. Bajpai(Eds.), Proceedings of Internatioal Conference on Dailogues and Deliberations in Social Sciences and Humanities(pp.1089). Ahemdabad, India: Sabarmati University. | ||
| 4) | Gore, M.V., Annachhatre, M.P. (2022,June, 17-18). Formalizing the Informal Sector: A Survey Based Approach. In D. B. Ratnakar(Ed.), Proceedings of International Educational Summit Dubai. Dubai : International Multidisciplinary Research Foundation. ISBN: 9789390146345. | ||
| 5) | Annachhatre, M., Gore, M. (2021,March, 5-6). Bio-Fuels: Testimony To Sustainable Future?. Proceedings of International Conference on Agriculture, Climate Change & Life Sciences. India: International Multidisciplinary Research Foundation. ISBN: 9789390146154 . | ||
| 6) | Annachhatre, M. (2020,February, ). Trade Protection to openness and back to protection- Indigenous Patterns . Proceedings of National Conference in Feb. 2020 on ‘ Rejuvenating Indian Thoughts in Social Sciences. India : Rashtriya Samaj Vigyan Parishad and ICSSR. | ||
| 7) | Gore, M., Annachhatre, M. (2019,December, 20). Illusion of Industrial Growth in India. Proceedings of Tenth National Seminar on Industrial Statistics (pp.248-278). Kolkata; India: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Government of India . | ||
| 8) | Gore, M., Annachhatre, M. (2018,November ). Is India’s Green path too steep?” . In ARICON, Proceedings of ARICON Conference Proceedings. United Kingdom: ARICON. ISBN: 9781838530723. | ||
| 9) | Gore, M., Annachhatre, M. (2017,July, 23-26). GHG Abatement costs and potentials: An opportunity benefit for India through CDM. Proceedings of 2017 IEEE International Conference on Smart Grid and Smart Cities (ICSGSC)(pp.78-83). Singapore: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. ISBN: 9781538605042. | ||
| 10) | Yadwadkar, A.S. (2017,May, 20). Logit Model Analysis of Self Help Groups (SHGs) and Income Generating Activities. Proceedings of International Conference on Emerging Trends in Applied Finance and Business Economics(pp.35-38). Pune, India: ICFAI Business School. ISBN: 9788192888705. | ||
| 11) | Yadwadkar, A.S. (2013). Inflation In India: Challenges Ahead. Proceedings of Advances in Research in Commerce and Economics: Innovations, Statistical Applications and Publications(pp.101-104). Pune; India. ISBN: 9878192578200. | ||
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| 12) | Yadwadkar, A.S. (2008,April, 2-4). The Co-operative as an Institution to Manage Water Distribution for Irrigation: Lessons From the Chanda Experiment in Maharashtra, India. In M.D. Kumar(Ed.), Proceedings of 7th Annual Partners Meet, IWMI TATA Water Policy Research Progra- Managing Water in the Face of Growing Scarcity, Inequity and Declining Returns: Exploring Fresh Approaches(pp.601-611). Hyderabad; India: International Water Management Institute. | ||