About this book series

The series aims to publish monographs and edited volumes, both theoretical and empirical, with important policy implications, on topics of contemporary interest. Volumes in this series are envisaged to be one of the following kinds: 
(i) Research dealing with important economic theory topics; 
(ii) Rigourous empirical work on issues of contemporary importance; and
(iii) Edited volumes of selected papers, either dealing with a single topic of contemporary interest, or of papers presented in  economic theory conferences and workshops.

Collections of previously published papers, unless integrated into a connected text, are not encouraged.

Some of the topics of contemporary interest that are envisaged to be explored in this series are: 

  • poverty, 
  • income inequality, 
  • eminent domain (land acquisition in particular), 
  • some theoretical aspects of the functioning of the market mechanism, 
  • economic and social implications of affirmative action. 
The list is by no means exhaustive. 

Electronic ISSN
2730-5600
Print ISSN
2730-5597
Series Editor
  • Satish Kumar Jain,
  • Karl Ove Moene,
  • Anjan Mukherji

Book titles in this series

  1. Measuring Development

    An Inequality Dominance Approach

    Authors:
    • Asis Kumar Banerjee
    • Copyright: 2020

    Available Renditions

    • Hard cover
    • Soft cover
    • eBook

Abstracted and indexed in

  1. Research Papers in Economics (RePEc)
  2. zbMATH