Amaresh Samantaraya
Pondicherry University, Reserve Bank of India, University of Hyderabad
About
I am a Professor in Economics, teaching in Pondicherry University, India since 2010. I have taught papers in Macroeconomics, Money and Banking, Econometrics, Theories of Growth, and Indian Economy. Prior to joining Pondicherry University, worked as an economist (first as Research Officer, and then as Assistant Adviser/Assistant General Manager) in the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for over a decade - providing research inputs for policy decisions related to monetary policy and banking regulations/supervision. I also teach at Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Kozhikode as a visiting faculty. My areas of research interest include monetary economics, banking developments, business environment in India, and related contemporary issues. I have published a large number of papers in professional journals in Economics, and written several columns on contemporary issues in Hindu Business Line, a popular financial newspaper.
Employment
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Pondicherry University Professor2010 - Present
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Reserve Bank of India Research Officer and Assistant Adviser1999 - 2010
Education
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University of Hyderabad Ph.D.2001 - 2003
Projects & Funding
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Publications (18)
- The Reserve Bank of India’s Trilemma Choice A Tale of Five Governors Save
- Conduct of Monetary Policy in India: The Journey so Far and Contemporary Challenges Save
- Monetary Policy Accommodation and Banking Risks: An Indian Perspective Save
- Understanding inflation dynamics in India: A revisit Save
- RBI's interest rate policy and durable liquidity question Save
- Procyclical credit growth and bank NPAs in India Save
- Microfinance for economic empowerment of rural India Save
- Determinants of Bank Profitability in the Post-reform Period: Evidence from India Save
- Conduct of Monetary Policy in India Save
- Role of Monetary Policy in Sustaining High Growth in India: Lessons from the Recent Dynamics in Determination of Bank Credit Save