Shankkar Aiyar
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Growth Inflation Trade-Off: RBI's Fuzzy Dichotomy
The persistence of the RBI with a higher rate regime is a stance in search of a rationale.
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Food-Price Politics, Inflation Economics And Central Banks
The struggle to contain prices is a common facet in advanced and emerging economies.
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Food-Price Politics, Inflation Economics And Central Banks
The struggle to contain prices is a common facet in advanced and emerging economies.
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Thought Capital: Open Up The GST Data For Insights On The Economy
There is no cogent explanation yet why the granular data of GST collections is out of public reach.
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State Elections: Goats For Votes And India’s Sops Series
Cash transfer is the theme song of the 2021 sops opera, writes Shankkar Aiyar.
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BRICS—The Noun In Search Of A Verb
The fact that BRICS continues to occupy global mind space even as it flails in the fog of geopolitics merits attention.
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BRICS—The Noun In Search Of A Verb
The fact that BRICS continues to occupy global mind space even as it flails in the fog of geopolitics merits attention.
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How The BJP Failed Modi… And India’s Farmers
It would seem as if the party itself had not bought into the vision of its leader, writes Shankkar Aiyar.
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India’s K-Shaped Political Economy
The wide variance in performance across the economy comes embedded with economic & political consequences, writes Shankkar Aiyar.
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The Politics Of Economics: Signals From The Election Campaign
The smoke signals emitted by pre-poll promises present a glimpse of discontent and distress in what is verily a K-shaped economy.
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Assembly Elections 2023: Beyond The Ballot — States Must Unlock Demographic Dividend
Success demands states reform labour laws, enable land acquisition and unclog regulatory cholesterol.
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The Rise Of Xi And The Fall Of China
History often rhymes. Xi Jinping, haunted by the collapse of the Soviet Union, may want to revisit history.
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The Rise Of Xi And The Fall Of China
History often rhymes. Xi Jinping, haunted by the collapse of the Soviet Union, may want to revisit history.
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Rupee Internationalisation Requires Ambitious Domestic Liberalisation
The strong political consensus for weak reforms must be dismantled for India to live up to its potential.
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Rupee Internationalisation Requires Ambitious Domestic Liberalisation
The strong political consensus for weak reforms must be dismantled for India to live up to its potential.
