Subir Gokarn

Saumitra Chaudhuri's passing away evoked many memories of a long association

In the last column of this series, a look back at themes that dominated

Some institutional arrangements that can maximise the collective impact of individual contributions

Three components of a budgetary approach to increase the prospects of missions succeeding

Three components of a structural solution to the pain caused by price spikes

Measures to facilitate the resolution of asset quality problems

To make this initiative work, a genuine sense of collective ownership is necessary

The G-20 may have to revert to its crisis management role, but in more complex conditions

China's path to global economic leadership is bound to be marked by episodes of turbulence

Low access and high costs raise risks of a vicious circle between morbidity and poverty

Analysis of data from a recent NSS survey will provide significant inputs into education policy

The Socio-Economic and Caste Census could help to hugely improve welfare outcomes

Towards a framework that will reconcile core educational objectives and the roles of stakeholders

The Greek experience demonstrates the value of floating exchange rates as shock absorbers

Global trends in robotics have significant implications for India's manufacturing aspirations

There is progress but also gaps on various fronts related to three critical structural challenges

A number of significant linkages between rainfall and economic outcomes have policy implications

The post-crisis debate on capital account management focuses on matching instruments with vulnerabilities

The benign price scenario may not last and we must be prepared if the cycle turns

As RBI celebrates its 80th anniversary, the institution will have to continue to strike a balance between constructive change and "good" constancy.