PSG

Designation : Professor

Qualification : Ph.D, M.Phil, MA, BA

Dr. H. Raman., Professor of Economics has an expertise in Industrial Economics and Monetary Economics. After completing an MA Economics at PSG Arts and Science College, he obtained M.Phil degree in Economics with specialisation in Monetary and Mathematical Economics. Subsequently, he joined The Central Leather Research Institute as Economic Investigator and conducted extensive research. He joined in the Department of Economics, University of Madras. He has completed Ph.D degree in the area of Industrial Economics. He has served for 27 years in various capacities in the Postgraduate and Research Department of Economics under the Directorate of Tamil Nadu, Collegiate Educational Service. He has published several research articles in various national and international journals apart from contributing research articles to daily News papers such as the Hindu and the New Indian Express. He has guided several M.Phil and Ph.D students. He has successfully completed two research projects funded by UGC. He has chaired numerous seminar sessions and presented more than 50 seminar papers relating to various economic issues. He is a life member in the Indian Economic Association.

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION:

• PhD, Madras University, 1983
• M Phil, Madras University, 1976
• MA, Madras University, 1974
• BA, Madras University, 1972

PRJ PUBLICATIONS:

• ‘Indian Urbanization and Its Forecasting Performance Model’ INDIAN ECONOMIC JOURNAL , Vol.42, No.4, Bombay, April to June 1995.PP 89-96
• ‘Variation of Wholesale Price Indices of India’s Manufactured Products 1989-90 to 1998-99’ THE INDIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS No.339,Vol.lxxxv,The Department of Economics and Commerce, University of Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh April-2005 P 463-473
• Production,Consumption and Export of India Tea 1985-2003:A Time Series Analysis, ARTHA VIGNANA,Journal of Goghale Institute of Politics and Economics,Poone,Vol.L.No.3September 2008 ,P-239-254
• ‘Success in market research:Is it a far reachable milestone?’ The Southern India Engineering Manufacturers’ Association Monthly Journal,(Market Research)SIEMA,Volume-13,Issue-7,July 2014 2014pp-13-15
• 7’Dynamics of Inflation:Is it challenging to stabilize inflation? Comdex Times,A monthly journal on Management Ideas,New Delhi,Volume XX, Issue 12,December 2014 pp-5-6
• ‘Time Management:Is time significant for Physicians or Patients ? The Southern India Engineering Manufacturers’ Association Monthly Journal,SIEMA,Volume-13,Issue-12,December 2014pp-7-8
• ‘Indian Interest Rate and Exchange Rate:A Multi- Dimensional Paradigm’ Comdex Times,A monthly journal on Management Ideas,New Delhi,Volume XXI, Issue 2,February 2015 pp-5-6 pp-7-9
• ‘WTO and the exports of Indian Industrial and Agricultural Products:Is it a Conflict of Interests?’ Comdex Times,A Monthly Journal on Management Ideas,New Delhi,Volume XXI, Issue 4,April 2015 pp-5-7
• ‘WTO:World Trade Report-2014:Trends of World Trade.Is it a New Vision?’ The Southern India Engineering Manufacturers’ Association Monthly Journal,SIEMA,Volume-14,Issue-5,May 2015pp-7-9
• ‘Bilateral and Regional Free Trade Agreements: Are They Stumbling Blocks to WTO Multinational Trade Negotiations?’ Comdex Times, A Monthly Journal on Management Ideas, New Delhi, Volume XXI, Issue 6,June 2015 pp-7-8

NON-PRJ PUBLICATIONS:

• ‘B Schools: Is it the best option?’ The Hindu, Monday, June 28,2010 p-2
• ‘Accreditation for assuring quality excellence in business schools’ THE HINDU, Wednesday, February 16,2011P-2
• ‘Globalisation :Its Impact of FII’s Investment on Stock Indices, Equity and Debt Markets, Market Capitalisation of BSE and NSE and Exchange Rates of India-(1999-2009),IJMRA, International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Academy, International Journal of Marketing and technology(IJMT)ISSN-2249-1058 November 2011,Yamuna Nagar, India.November2011pp-226-254
• ‘Globalisation : Its Impact on the Composition and Growth of India’s Foreign Exchange Reserves with special reference to Capital inflows and outflows ,Full – Convertibility and Optimum Level of Foreign Exchange’, IJMRA, International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Academy, International Journal of Physical and Social Sciences November 2011,ISSN-2259-5894 Yamuna Nagar, India, November 2011pp-265-296.
• ‘Facets of Indian Manufacturing Sector’ The Southern India Engineering Manufacturers’ Association Monthly Journal,(Quality Decisions)SIEMA,Volume-13,Issue-5,May 2014pp-7-9

MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES:

• 24th November,2009, Foreign Exchange Management in India
• 17th February, 2010, Changing facets of foreign exchange reserves and its impact on India
• 23rd February, 2011, Foreign Exchange Rate Management-A Technical Analysis
• 29thsepember, 2011, Dynamics of SENSEX indices
• 4th and 5th October, 2012, Volatility of SENSEX and NIFTY stock indices and exchange rate of Indian Rupee

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

• Life Member
• Indian Economic Association.