economics
The Impossible Trinity and Last Law of Lickonomics
Aresh Shirali
The RBI’s fuzzy approach to this famous trilemma of economics could challenge anyone’s sanity
Think Difference
An engaging book by a Nobel laureate that could leave the discerning reader even more so
The Death of Manmohanomics
Not so long ago, India’s emergence as a tiger economy was seen as a done deal. Today, double-digit growth looks a forlorn dream. What went wrong?
The Price of Nuclear Power
Catastrophe doesn’t seem to bother our planners, but how about paying attention to economics?
The Revolutionary’s Dilemma
The Free Market is not always fair, but what can one do about it? That’s the question
The Great Depression That Wasn’t
Why Liaquat Ahamed does not want his book on this grim phase of history overinterpreted
India’s Next Gen Harvard Professor
Gita Gopinath is the first Indian woman to be granted permanent tenure as a professor at the university’s economics department. A true inspiration
Capitalism: Fake vs Real
Sounding the alarm against State Capitalism is pointless if you cannot defend the ‘authentic’ version.
“Keynes Is Your Classic Middle of the Roader”
Sixty years after John Maynard Keynes's death, his brand of economics, known as Keynesianism is back big time.
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