 "Shankar Acharya")
Shankar Acharya
Shankar Acharya
Shankar Acharya is a veteran economist and the chancellor of Andhra Pradesh Central University. He served as India's longest-serving chief economic advisor (CEA), advising three successive finance ministers: (Late) Dr Manmohan Singh, P Chidambaram, and Yashwant Sinha over a span of eight years. He also served as a member of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi). He has also worked at the World Bank, where he led the team for the World Development Report 1979 and later served as a research advisor to the Bank. He has a Ph.D from Harvard University and a B.A. from Oxford University.
Shankar Acharya is a veteran economist and the chancellor of Andhra Pradesh Central University. He served as India's longest-serving chief economic advisor (CEA), advising three successive finance ministers: (Late) Dr Manmohan Singh, P Chidambaram, and Yashwant Sinha over a span of eight years. He also served as a member of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi). He has also worked at the World Bank, where he led the team for the World Development Report 1979 and later served as a research advisor to the Bank. He has a Ph.D from Harvard University and a B.A. from Oxford University.
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Shankar Acharya: Myanmar - India's neglected neighbour
Engagement with Myanmar does not reflect its importance to us
Shankar Acharya: Gandhian legacies
Indira Gandhi's economic choices four decades ago still hobble India. What will this government's structural legacy be?
Shankar Acharya: Fiscal consolidation - how real?
Despite earnest government statements, fiscal correction is still distant
Shankar Acharya: Reforms resurgent?
It's too early to assess their effect on real investment and output
Shankar Acharya: Macro signals flashing red
The Indian economy is stumbling towards a major crisis, but who cares?
Shankar Acharya: Crises still building
Four crises - of liquidity, growth, employment and thus of national security - continue to threaten India's future
Shankar Acharya: Myanmar's economy - some glimpses
The country has potential as a manufacturing destination - but it needs to get its data in order
Shankar Acharya: The exchange rate: economics bites back
Europe isn't the principal reason for the rupee's fall -- the deterioration in our economic policies in recent years is
Shankar Acharya: The unravelling
India's progress has fallen victim to multiple ministerial fiefdoms and an ineffectual Cabinet
Shankar Acharya: Hope vs experience
How you see Budget 2012 depends on whether you are an eternal optimist or an inveterate pessimist
Shankar Acharya: Roosting chickens, building crises
The politically expedient sins of UPA-I and UPA-II have caused the mounting problems of 2012