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Prof. Ashima Goyal, Emeritus Professor, IGIDR has been chosen as one of the most powerful women in business for 2021 by Business Today
Leverage WTO to reform the MSP regime by Ashima Goyal
Labour Share in Indian Economy: An Exploratory Analysis of the Role of Trade, Technology and Structural Transformation
Author: Anwesha Basu and C. Veeramani Title: Labour Share in Indian Economy: An Exploratory Analysis of the Role of Trade, Technology and Structural Transformation Abstract: This study analyses the trends, patterns and determinants of the labour share in India. While most of the literature on this topic covers only the […]
Beyond India @75 : Growth, inclusion and sustainability
Author: S. Mahendra Dev Title: Beyond India @75 : Growth, inclusion and sustainability Abstract: There have been many successes and failures in economic and social development of India in the last 75 years. The recent covid-19 pandemic had also an adverse impact on growth, employment, health and education etc. In this paper, issues […]
Go for smart regulation: Banning cryptos totally will be counterproductive. Allow room for asset trading & tech innovation by Ashima Goyal
What does the COVID-19 experience tell us about Indian growth drivers?
Author: Ashima Goyal Title: What does the COVID-19 experience tell us about Indian growth drivers? Abstract: In India’s battle with Covid-19, recovery was largely under-predicted and financial sector distress over-predicted. The slowdown through the 2010s led to the view that structural features limit growth and financial sector malfunction lowers monetary transmission. Therefore the […]
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Herd immunity, COVID-19 and vaccination: some propositions
Author: Srijit Mishra Title: Herd immunity, COVID-19 and vaccination: some propositions Abstract: In the herd immunity path to COVID-19, the scientific world has two broad positions. The Great Barrington declaration called for allowing low-risk population to start activities so that other overriding public health concerns beyond COVID-19 and livelihood aspects of the underprivileged […]
