Organizer:Central Campus and Patan Campus Committee, NECS Venue:Patan Multiple Campus,Patan, Lalitpur Date:August 21, 2009 Program Overview: Chair:Dr. Chandra Kanta Poudel, Advisor of NECS Welcome Speech:

A leading organization of economists devoted for self-reliant and prosperous nation
National Economic Concern Society (NECS), Nepal has announced Economists’ First National Conference 2022. The conference will be held in Kathmandu on February 11-12, 2022. Government authorities, policymakers, entrepreneurs and senior economists are scheduled to participate the conference. The conference will also set up common economic agenda needed for the prosperity of the nation. NECS would like to call papers from economists and research scholars for the upcoming conference. The theme and guideline of the papers are as follows.
Session A: Special Thematic Session
1. Structural Outline of Nepalese Economy and way forward towards Socialism Oriented Economy
2. Plan and Budget in Nepal: Coherence, Implementation and Effectiveness
3. Financial Inclusion, Productive Investment and Financial Stability
4. Challenges of Commercialization and Industrialization of Agriculture
5. Private Sectors in Industrial Development: Existing Situation and Future Prospect
Session B: Regular Session
Note:
The Journal of Economic Concerns is the peer reviewed semiannual journal published by NECS, Nepal. The journal publishes the original articles relevant to the contemporary economic issues. Authors are requested to submit their articles by June 20, 2021 through our email necs.nepal2@gmail.com. Our reviewers will review the article and send comments within one month.
Nexus Between Public Expenditure and Economic Growth in Nepal By Prof. R. K. Shah, PhD
Role of Information Technology on Banking Service Delivery in Kathmandu Valley
By Pitri Raj Adhikari
Financial Literacy of Nepalese Stock Market Investors By Shyam Kumar Thapa, Raju KC
Performance of Nepalese Tax System By Suren Babu Kadel
Identifying the Role of Paddy in the Economic Development of Nepal By Udaya Rana Magar
Socio-economic Status of Dalit Community: An Evidence from Nepal By Ghanashyam Khanal
Trade Elasticities and Marshall – Lerner Conditions for Nepal By Arjun Bahadur Pathak
Future Connectivity- Chinese One Belt, One Road By Raghu Bir Bista, PhD
Sustainable Growth through Agricultural Transformation By Jeeban Amgain, PhD
Direction and Effectiveness of Trade Folicy Reform By Prof. R.K. Shah, Ph.D.
Impact of Macro-economic Variables on Stock Market in Nepal By Tej P. Devkota Ajaya Dhungana
Is Tax Burden In Nepal Really High By Keshav Raj Panthee
Quota and Identity issue in Nepal An Alternative Perspective By Sunil Kumar Pokhrel, FIE, PhD
Symptoms of Dutch Disease in Nepal By Rabindra Bist
Test of random walk occurrences of Microfinance Sub Index in NEPSE By Aman Rijal