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Shankar Acharya: Malthus at the heart of India

Six states hold the key to India realising the demographic dividend

Shankar Acharya: Deglobalisation - The decisive decade?

Although the returns from outward-looking policies are less today, substantial gains can still be made with good policies and initiatives

Shankar Acharya: One-eyed king?

The inconvenient truth is fairly straightforward. India is still a very populous and poor country

Shankar Acharya: Economists in India - endangered species?

With progressive 'encadrement', the pipeline for good economists in government has broken and a reversal seems impossible

Shankar Acharya: Why India won't grow at 8% plus

Ten reasons why we will find it difficult to revert to the high growth rate of previous years

Shankar Acharya: A tiger cub in the neighbourhood?

A great deal needs to be done quickly & systematically if Myanmar is to realise its potential for agricultural growth

Shankar Acharya: Myanmar's historic election

Now, with the election won, Ms Suu Kyi and the NLD face the challenge of successfully managing the transition to democracy

Shankar Acharya: BoP - Beware complacency

The crisis two years ago was in the making for several years

Shankar Acharya: Economic reforms losing momentum?

There is a sense of drift in economic policy

Shankar Acharya: The top dozen of the last 50

The most important global economic and political trends and events since 1965

Shankar Acharya: Burden of legacies

The 10 biggest policy mistakes of the past that have yet to be dealt with

Shankar Acharya: On balance, a good year

The Modi government's first year was certainly better in terms of economic policy initiatives than any of the 10 under the previous government

Shankar Acharya: How fast is India growing?

The puzzle regarding the new estimates of national income and growth is a strictly 'made-in-CSO' conundrum

Shankar Acharya: Budget 2015-16: above average

Eventually, Budget's grade will depend upon implementation

Shankar Acharya: Priorities for Budget 2015-16

The four areas that the Narendra Modi government should focus on in its 'first real Budget'

Shankar Acharya: Looking back (2014) and forth (2015)

Given global and local economic stresses, the outlook for India is not a resounding vindication of 'acche din'

Shankar Acharya: Politics, priorities and policies

If the government pursues three politically inspired goals - more jobs, less inflation and better public services - it will also likely have made good economic policy

Shankar Acharya: Six months on

A preliminary stocktaking of the Narendra Modi-led government

Shankar Acharya: Where is Team Modi?

The success of the government will depend substantially on the quality of its team of key ministers, officials and advisors

Shankar Acharya: The National Development Policy Commission

What should replace the Planning Commission?