The Price of Growth: Corruption’s Toll on India Inc
To operate globally, in the interdependent, globalised world, Indian politics must reform, to relieve India Inc of the burden of financing Indian democracy off the books.
Category Public Finances and Macroeconomics
The Moral Void of Markets
Markets are not a panacea for authoritarianism and moral conflicts
Lasting Measures Needed to Tame Food Inflation
From the supply side, farmers need remunerative prices through better post-harvest management and marketing support
Bridging the Skies: The Success and Challenges of UDAN-RCS (2017)
The UDAN (Ude Desh Ka Aam Nagrik) - Regional Connectivity Scheme is a central government policy aimed at improving regional connectivity and airport infrastructure. Its main focus is on providing air travel to remote, unserved and underserved areas
Institutions that Make Capitalism Tick Make for Prosperity: Decoding the Economics Nobel of 2024
Sound institutions make countries rich, say the Nobel laureates, meaning institutions that make capitalism work
From DESH to the SEZ Amendment Bill (2024): Another Attempt at Revamping SEZ’s?
The proposed SEZ (Special Economic Zone) Amendment Bill (2024) marks yet another attempt by the Indian government to reform and improve the functioning of SEZ’s.
Planning for Tomorrow: Ensuring Financial Stability Through the NPS Vatsalya Scheme- 2024
India has a long tradition of implementing social welfare programs to cater to the varied needs of its population. The NPS (National Pension Scheme) Vatsalya, recently announced in the Union Budget 2024-25, is a notable initiative aimed at helping guardians and parents secure their child’s financial future.