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Indian Development Policy Review (IDPR) publishes original high-quality research in economic development. The IDPR publishes rigorous analytical papers, theoretical and empirical, which deal with contemporary growth problems of emerging countries, including the transition economies. Whereas the level of the IDPR is academic, the tools presented are of value to policy-makers and researchers, especially those in developing countries.

The IDPR is a refereed journal, dedicated to the publication of high-quality peer reviewed manuscripts on a wide range of topics in development economics, including:

• Aging Population
• Agricultural Development
• Agricultural Economics and Policy Research
• Commercial Policy
• Country Studies
• Development Economics
• Economic Policies
• Environmental Development
• Financial Policies
• Formal and Informal Labor Markets
• Growth Theories
• Human Development
• Income Distribution
• Industrial Development
• Institutional Development
• International Migration
• Labor Policies
• Natural Resources
• Population and the Environment
• Productivity
• Rural Development
• Social Development
• Technological Change
• Trade Policies