Articles by C Rangarajan

Corporate Investment in 1977: A Forecast C Rangarajan There has been a substantial pick-up in private corporate investment in 1976 as compared to 1975* Corporate investment in 1977 would be higher than in 1976. It is likely to reach in nominal terms the level attained in 1974, which is the best year so far. However, in real terms the 1974 peak will not be reached.

Investment in the corporate sector showed a substantial decline daring 1975. However, the pro- spects for 1976 appear to be better even though corporate investment in 1976 may not exceed the level attained in 1974.

Benefits and costs associated with family planning programmes of underdeveloped countries in general, and of India in particular, have been a subject of intensive investigations. These studies have been primarily used as a means for the justification of family planning programmes.

of Return C Rangarajan Paul Mampilly As the net cash inflow generated during the lifetime of a project can he re-employed to earn further as and when they are realised, the exact point of time of occurrence of cash flows together with the size thereof becomes important in the process of evaluating the profitability of an investment project.

Government Securities Market in a Mixed Economy A Study of India C Rangarajan The Government securities market in India reflects the mixed character of the economy. The two features of the Indian economy that have shaped the nature of the market as it exists now are (a) the direct and dominant role of the Government in the total investment outlays of the economy, and (b) Government ownership of the major financial institutions.