Dr.DEBESH BHOWMIK

Dr.DEBESH BHOWMIK

Tuesday, 10 November 2020

BOOK RELEASE

 BOOK RELEASE

CLIMATE CHANGE : THE INTRODUCTORY ANALYSIS 

BY DR.DEBESH BHOWMIK

SHANDILYA PUBLICATIONS,NEW DELHI,ISBN 978-93-88147-22-4,RS 2200/-PP XIII+494,2020


The book has been released today (10-11-2020) by Datuk Dr. Hjh Bibi Florina Abdullah, Pro-Chancellor, Lincoln University College, Dr. Abhijit Ghosh, Dean, Faculty of Business and Accountancy & Dr. Sandeep Poddar, Senior Research Director, Lincoln University College, Malaysia.
The contents of the book are as follows:
[1]Concept of climate change
[2]Climate change and environment
[3]Gender and climate change
[4]Lessons on poverty and climate change
[5]Analysis on forest management and climate change
[6]An overview of food security and climate change
[7]Global warming ,sustainable development and WTO
[8]Climate change debates and India's response to international climate policy
[9]Climate policy
[10]Economics of renewable energy ,sustainable development and green jobs
[11]India's renewable energy:Achievement and targets
[12]Rabindranath Tagore:An environmentalist and an activist
[13]International trade and climate change
[14]Implications on climate change and institutions
[15]Anatomy of climate change negotiations
[16]Important features and dimensions of climate change
[17]Climate change and nuclear war
[18]Climate change and nuclear energy
[19]Carbon trading
[20]What is carbon tax?
[21]Conclusion
ANNEXURES(DATA)
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
THE FOREWORD OF THE BOOK IS WRITTEN BY PROF.DANTE ABELARDO URBINA PADILLA
(National University of San Marcos,Lima,Peru)


Saturday, 19 September 2020

Monday, 27 July 2020

THE TRENDS AND CYCLES OF CHINESE GDP AND GDP PER CAPITA DURING 1952-2019
....................BY DEBESH BHOWMIK
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND ANALYTICAL REVIEWS,VOL-7,ISSUE-3,PP364-382,2020 JULY.
http://www.ijrar.org/IJRAR19W1430.pdf

Wednesday, 15 July 2020

CYCLICAL AND SEASONAL PATTERNS OF US UNEMPLOYMENT LEVEL DURING 1948-2020
.................BY DEBESH BHOWMIK
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ISSUES,VOL-1,NO-3,155-176,2020,JULY.

Wednesday, 8 July 2020

GLOBAL METHANE EMISSION:PATTERNS AND KUZNETS HYPOTHESIS
....BY DEBESH BHOWMIK
ASSUMPTION UNIVERSITY, E JOURNAL ,THAILAND
VOL-5,NO-2,2020,JULY

Monday, 18 May 2020

ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF CREDIT DEPOSIT  RATIO OF SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS IN INDIA
..................DEBESH BHOWMIK
FINANCE MANAGEMENT ,142,2020,ELIXIR INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL

Tuesday, 5 May 2020

SUSTAINABLE TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOREST RESOURCES 
.................DEBESH BHOWMIK
IN D.N.BHATTACHARYYA (EDITED)-INDIAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:CONTEMPORARY ISSUES -A FESTSCHRIFT IN HONOUR OF PROF. RAJ KUMAR SEN(REGAL PUBLICATIONS,NEWDELHI,2012),CH-16,PP 282-305.

Saturday, 2 May 2020

SURVIVAL OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE:ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION 
.............................DEBESH BHOWMIK
IN DEBESH BHOWMIK(EDITED):DEVELOPMENTAL ISSUES OF TRIBES(SHANDILYA PUBLICATIONS,NEWDELHI,2018),WWW.SHANDILYAPUBLICATIONS.COM,
FOREWORD BY PROF.MARGUERITE WOTTO,DR.MONICA PAGANINI,LILIANA LOPA

Thursday, 30 April 2020

IN SEARCH OF THE TRIBES AROUND THE WORLD
..................DEBESH BHOWMIK
IN DEBESH BHOWMIK AND SOURAV KUMAR DAS (EDITED)-ISSUES ON TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT(RUPALI PUBLISHER,KOLKATA,2017) FOREWORD BY DR.RATNAKAR .D.B.)PP3-43. 

Sunday, 26 April 2020

INDIA,INTERNATIONAL REGIONAL COOPERATION AND EXCHANGE RATE MECHANISM
...............................DEBESH BHOWMIK
DR.PRANKRISHNA PAL (EDITED):ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND ASIAN COUNTRIES
REGAL PUBLICATIONS,NEWDELHI,2008,PP202-226,CHAPTER-17

Monday, 20 April 2020


DECOUPLING CO2 EMISSION PER CAPITA IN INDIA WITH GDP PER CAPITA  AND OTHER DETERMINANTS
......................DEBESH BHOWMIK
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TOURISM AND HOTEL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 
VOLUME-2(2),2020,265-283
SCITECH CENTRAL INC.,USA

Tuesday, 14 April 2020

DETERMINANTS OF FOOD GRAIN PRODUCTION IN INDIAN STATES :PANEL COINTEGRATION AND VECM ANALYSIS
..................DEBESH BHOWMIK
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ACADEMIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
VOLUME-5,NO-2,JULY-DECEMBER,TENTH ISSUE,PP 6-19

Thursday, 9 April 2020


AN INTRODUCTION TO FOOD SECURITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE
...........DEBESH BHOWMIK
IN BISWAJIT CHATTERJEE AND ASIM K.KARMAKAR (EDITED)-FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA(REGAL PUBLICATIONS ,NEWDELHI,2012,PP210-225)

Monday, 6 April 2020

ISSUES ON FOREST MANAGEMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE
.....................DEBESH BHOWMIK

FOREST MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT(EDITED )BY PROF. RAJ KUMAR SEN,DEEP AND DEEP PUBLICATIONS PVT.LTD.,NEW DELHI,2012,PP 70-88 

Friday, 3 April 2020

THE FRAMEWORK OF WAGE-GOOD MODEL
............DEBESH BHOWMIK
DEBENDRA KUMAR DAS (EDITED)-GREAT INDIAN ECONOMISTS:THEIR CREATIVE VISION FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT)-VOLUME-9,DEEP AND DEEP PUBLICATIONS PVT.LTD,NEWDELHI,2004,PP303-317,CH-24.

Friday, 20 September 2019

BOOK REVIEW

BOOK REVIEW

STUDIES ON ECONOMETRIC APPLICATIONS

by DEBESH BHOWMIKSYNERGY BOOKS,NEW
DELHI,






Friday, 13 September 2019

DEVELOPMENT WITH DISPARITY IN INDIA

DEVELOPMENT WITH DISPARITY IN INDIA

Edited by Dr Subrata Kumar Ray and Dr.Gopal Chandra Mandal

 (Foreword by Prof Biswajit Chatterjee,Jadavpur University,Kolkata)

Kunal Books,NewDelhi,Price-1195/-,ppxiii+320


This book has been released in the Mid Year Seminar of Bengal Economic Association on 12/9/2019 at Prabhu Jagat Bandhu College,Andul,Howrah,India.The book consists of 21 valuable papers which were contributed by eminent scholars and academicians in West Bengal and abroad.The selected papers were presented in the said seminar on 12/9/2019 at the college.The contributors are Prof Biswajit Chatterjee-Development with Disparity,Asim K.Karmaker and Sovik Mukherjee-Globalisation,Inequality and Poverty:Special Reference to India and China in Contemporary Context.,Debesh Bhowmik-Disparity in NSDP per capita in Indian States, and many others. 

Debesh Bhowmik-Disparity in Net State Domestic Product Per Capita in Indian States.(58-74) 




Thursday, 12 September 2019

STUDIES ON ECONOMETRIC APPLICATIONS---BOOK RELEASE

STUDIES ON ECONOMETRIC APPLICATIONS

----By Dr.Debesh Bhowmik

SYNERGY BOOKS INDIA
24/2400,Ansari Road,ND-110002
Price-1995/- pp xi+301

This book has been released in the Mid Year Seminar of Bengal Economic Association on 12/9/2019 at Prabhu Jagat Bandhu College,Andul ,Howrah,West Bengal,India.It contains 13 chapters which showed the applications of recent economic issues such as,human development,growth-unemployment nexus,fiscal deficit,sectoral employment,CO2 emissions,growth rate of GDP,social sector,growth-HDI linkage,world GDP share ,Saving function,foreign direct, Keynesian saving function etc.The foreword of the book was written by Prof. Ravinder Rena of North-West University,South Africa.






Wednesday, 11 September 2019

Food grain production ,agricultural growth,irrigation,agricultural credit and rural poverty:An analysis

Food grain production,agricultural growth,irrigation,agricultural credit and rural poverty:An analysis.

                                                               by Dr.Debesh Bhowmik
Political Economy Journal of India,Vol-28,Issues 1&2,January-June,2019,1-18. Chandigarh.


Saturday, 24 August 2019

DECOUPLING CO2 EMISSIONS FROM GDP IN ASEAN-8: A PANEL DATA ANALYSIS

DECOUPLING CO2 EMISSIONS FROM GDP IN ASEAN-8: A PANEL DATA ANALYSIS
by
DR.DEBESH BHOWMIK

INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
VOLUME-1,NO-1,1-19,2019

Decoupling Co2 Emissions From GDP in Asean-8:
A Panel Data Analysis
Debesh Bhowmik
Retired Principal and Associated with Indian Economic Association and The Indian Econometric Society,
Life member, Bengal Economic Association, Economic Association of Bihar

Email:
debeshbhowmik@rediffmail.com; debeshbhowmik269@gmail.com
Received: 5 January 2019; Revised: 15 February 2019; Accepted: 10 April 2019; Publication: 5 May 2019

Abstract: 
In this paper author attempted to analyze the decoupling hypothesis of CO2 emission from GDP in ASEAN-8 countries during 1980-2016 in panel data which were collected from the World Bank with the assistance of the econometric models of panel fixed effect regression model, Johansen (1988)Fisher (1932) panel cointegration and panel vector error correction model respectively for long run relationship and applied the Wald test (1943) for short run causality. The VEC residual normality test of Hansen Doornik
(1994) residual correlation was used to test normality. After verifying the Hausman test (1978) in the random effect model author used fixed effect panel regression model and found that there is no decoupling because the elasticity is positive and greater than or equal to +1. 0 with respect to GDP, there is absolute decoupling when the elasticity is zero or negative with respect to square of GDP, and there is relative decoupling with respect to
the cube of GDP during the survey period. All are significant at 5% level. Thus, it proves the existence of inverted U shaped Environment Kuznets Curve. Residual cross section dependence test confirmed that there is cross section dependence in the statistic of Breusch Pagan LM(1979) and Pesaran CD (2015) which were rejected at null hypothesis of no cross section dependence (correlation) in residuals. The coefficient diagnostic test assured
that the confidence ellipse is significant at 5% level. The cointegration test suggests that there is long run association among CO2 emissions and the GDP of the ASEAN-8 having two cointegrating equations given by Trace and Max Eigen statistic. From the VECM1 of the system equation, cointegrating
equation2 has been approaching towards equilibrium which implies there is long run causality from GDP of previous period, square
of GDP of previous period, and cube of GDP of previous period to the change of CO2 emissions although it is not significant at 5% level. The speed of adjustment is 0. 73% per year. The similar findings have been observed from other estimated VECM of the system equations. But, there is no short run causality from GDP to CO2 emission in ASEAN-8. Besides, there are both short run and long run causality from GDP, square of GDP and cube of GDP of previous periods to GDP of the given period. In general, VECM is stable but non-stationary, non-normal and serially correlated.

Key Words: CO2 emission, GDP, decoupling, panel cointegration,
panel VECM, short run causality, long run causality

JEL Classification codes: C14, C23, C32, Q01, Q38, Q43, Q52, Q53, Q5
Indian Journal of Applied Economics and Business
Vol. 1, No. 1, 2019
ARF INDIA
Academic Open Access Publishing
www. arfjournals. com
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