Speech Delivered by R K Hazari at the Administrative Staff College of India, Hyderabad.
Once upon a time there was a feeling in this country that the wise people, who had either been elected to power or who were likely to be elected to power or those who had...
The more one thinks of the implications of economic planning in the situation we are in today, the clearer it becomes that we have to move towards Soviet-type planning, but with four fundamental adaptations;(a) greater reliance on the market mechanism on the pattern recommended by the Raj Committee on...
When I was an undergraduate, we were taught in economic text books
that controls were an essential feature of policy for economic planning and
development The lesson was that if you don't have price controls there are
windfall profits generated in the economy and unless these are marked off for
social benefits this...
By K S Krishnaswamy
I
RAVI HAZARI was not by any means an old man when he died. He was barely fifty-five, though he had Retired' as Deputy Governor eight years ago. Several friends of mine who knew him only by reputation have expressed surprise that he was so...
This is an incomplete transcript of a lecture at the National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM) for bankers on April 1, 1985 by R. K. Hazari. The lecture elaborates the historical context of the shift in bank lending from financing trade to financing industry and the need for banks...
Seminar organized by ASSOCHAM on 29 May, 1984 at Bombay on The Role of Board of Directors in Corporate Governance
I will confine myself to the philosophy of corporate control and management as it has evolved over the years and to, naturally, some remarks about the special committees of the...