Chetan Ghate is an Indian macroeconomist. He is a professor of Economics at the Indian Statistical Institute – Delhi, where he has been teaching since 2000, and since February 2022, he has been serving as Director, Institute of Economic Growth (IEG), New Delhi, India. He is a winner of the 2014 Mahalanobis Memorial Gold Medal (MMM) given to the best research economist in India under the age of 45. He was a member of India’s first Monetary Policy Committee between 2016-2020. His research interests lie in macroeconomics, monetary economics, and growth and development. Pawan Gopalakrishnan is Manager/Research at Reserve Bank of India. He completed his doctoral studies from the Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi. He works on macroeconomics of the Indian economy and taught for a brief time at the law school and the school of government and public policy at O.P. Jindal Global University, India, before joining the RBI. His research interests are macroeconomics, endogenous growth theory, real business cycle models, DSGE, fiscal and monetary policy.Srishti Grover is a (former) student of (the) Master of Science in Quantitative (space) Economics course at (the) Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi.

“The book The Mahalanobis Growth Model: A Macrodynamics Approach by Ghate, Gopalakrishnan, and Grover (G3) is a labor of love, a fitting intellectual tribute to PCM’s growth models, which too were labors of love designed to concretize ideals of development planning for India’s Five-Year Plans. … Indian economics undergraduates will read this book, work through the math, digest the economic intuition, and come away with a sense of awe for PCM. They will come to appreciate … .” (Joydeep Bhattacharya, Indian Economic Review, Vol. 58 (1), 2023)

• Chapter 1: Overview of the 2 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 2: Critiques of the 2 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 3: A Stochastic Version of the 2 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 4: Open Economy Extensions of the 2-sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 5: Overview of the 4 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 6: Critiques of the 4 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 7:  The Wage Good Model.

Chetan Ghate is an Indian macroeconomist. He is a professor of Economics at the Indian Statistical Institute – Delhi, where he has been teaching since 2000, and since February 2022, he has been serving as Director, Institute of Economic Growth (IEG), New Delhi, India. He is a winner of the 2014 Mahalanobis Memorial Gold Medal (MMM) given to the best research economist in India under the age of 45. He was a member of India’s first Monetary Policy Committee between 2016-2020. His research interests lie in macroeconomics, monetary economics, and growth and development. Pawan Gopalakrishnan is Manager/Research at Reserve Bank of India. He completed his doctoral studies from the Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi. He works on macroeconomics of the Indian economy and taught for a brief time at the law school and the school of government and public policy at O.P. Jindal Global University, India, before joining the RBI. His research interests are macroeconomics, endogenous growth theory, real business cycle models, DSGE, fiscal and monetary policy.Srishti Grover is a (former) student of (the) Master of Science in Quantitative (space) Economics course at (the) Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi.

“The book The Mahalanobis Growth Model: A Macrodynamics Approach by Ghate, Gopalakrishnan, and Grover (G3) is a labor of love, a fitting intellectual tribute to PCM’s growth models, which too were labors of love designed to concretize ideals of development planning for India’s Five-Year Plans. … Indian economics undergraduates will read this book, work through the math, digest the economic intuition, and come away with a sense of awe for PCM. They will come to appreciate … .” (Joydeep Bhattacharya, Indian Economic Review, Vol. 58 (1), 2023)

• Chapter 1: Overview of the 2 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 2: Critiques of the 2 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 3: A Stochastic Version of the 2 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 4: Open Economy Extensions of the 2-sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 5: Overview of the 4 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 6: Critiques of the 4 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 7:  The Wage Good Model.

Chetan Ghate is an Indian macroeconomist. He is a professor of Economics at the Indian Statistical Institute – Delhi, where he has been teaching since 2000, and since February 2022, he has been serving as Director, Institute of Economic Growth (IEG), New Delhi, India. He is a winner of the 2014 Mahalanobis Memorial Gold Medal (MMM) given to the best research economist in India under the age of 45. He was a member of India’s first Monetary Policy Committee between 2016-2020. His research interests lie in macroeconomics, monetary economics, and growth and development. Pawan Gopalakrishnan is Manager/Research at Reserve Bank of India. He completed his doctoral studies from the Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi. He works on macroeconomics of the Indian economy and taught for a brief time at the law school and the school of government and public policy at O.P. Jindal Global University, India, before joining the RBI. His research interests are macroeconomics, endogenous growth theory, real business cycle models, DSGE, fiscal and monetary policy.Srishti Grover is a (former) student of (the) Master of Science in Quantitative (space) Economics course at (the) Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi.

“The book The Mahalanobis Growth Model: A Macrodynamics Approach by Ghate, Gopalakrishnan, and Grover (G3) is a labor of love, a fitting intellectual tribute to PCM’s growth models, which too were labors of love designed to concretize ideals of development planning for India’s Five-Year Plans. … Indian economics undergraduates will read this book, work through the math, digest the economic intuition, and come away with a sense of awe for PCM. They will come to appreciate … .” (Joydeep Bhattacharya, Indian Economic Review, Vol. 58 (1), 2023)

• Chapter 1: Overview of the 2 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 2: Critiques of the 2 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 3: A Stochastic Version of the 2 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 4: Open Economy Extensions of the 2-sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 5: Overview of the 4 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 6: Critiques of the 4 Sector Mahalanobis Model.- Chapter 7:  The Wage Good Model.