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The writer is a professor at IIM Ranchi
The writer is a professor at IIM Ranchi
The deepening fault line of sub-national fiscal drift beneath India's political economy is now hard to ignore
With fiscal pressures rising worldwide and monetary independence under strain, the anchor must remain
The socio-economic implications of scrapping the old tax regime for India's real estate sector - currently valued at $493 billion and contributing 7.3 per cent to GDP - deserve careful scrutiny
India must also press developed countries to fulfil their commitments on climate finance and technology transfers
The proposed employment incentive scheme is a commendable start, but it risks worsening India's employment problem
The IMF's latest reports warn that piecemeal solutions won't suffice anymore