The Indian National Interest Review
India must put in all its reform effort into policies that will increase the international competitiveness of Indian firms and encourage both foreign and domestic investment. The new Indian government… Continue reading "An Indian agenda for trade and investment reform"
There is no work reinterpreting Ambedkar’s economics from a twenty-first century perspective.
The illusion of freedom is as good a prison as ever constructed.
Without reforms, the economy is not ready for more than 8 percent - Supply bottlenecks place a cap on the growth that the economy can achieve without increasing inflation
The moorings of contemporary Indian foreign policy