Articles by Arun Ghosh

1994-95 Budget: A Total Surrender Arun Ghosh The economy is not likely to see a major turnaround in 1994-95, for two good reasons: first, the nature, pattern and conditions of investment; and, second, the pattern of channelling of domestic savings. Both are affected by not only budgetary policies but also other economic policies.

Structural Adjustment and Industrial and Environmental Concerns Arun Ghosh That some form of 'structural adjustment

GATT, MTO and Indian Constitution Arun Ghosh In signing the agreement on the proposed reform of GATT, following the Uruguay Round discussions, the government has given away many vantage points and committed the country to a totally one-sided, White- man dominated arrangement of international economic relations, rendering irrelevant even the country's legal and juridical framework in the process. But since the revised GATT needs to be ratified by all countries, the remedy now lies with parliament Will the Indian parliament rise above petty squabbles on non-issues and emerge as a defender of the sovereignty of the country?

Democracy, Human Rights and Management of Technological Change THE problem facing India today-in fact a problem facing the whole world

Where a country has pervading unemployment and underemployment, low productivity and low incomes, the concept of social security as it is understood in western societies has little meaning.