Economic openness is necessary but not sufficient: it succeeds only when combined with strategic industrial policy The third summit of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) held in Bangkok, which concluded this week, sought to finalize a mega free-trade agreement among 16 countries from Asia and Oceania, which are home to one-half of the world’s […]
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Read MoreIndia and China are the most populous countries in the world, having a population size of 1.35 billion and 1.39 billion, respectively, in 2018. With limited arable land (about 120 million hectare (m ha) in China, and 156 m ha in India), both face the challenge of producing enough food, fodder, and fibre for their […]
Read MoreThe Global Hunger Index Report 2019 ranks India 102 among 117 countries. When it comes to GHI scores, the country has been consistently improving. From securing a score of 38.8 back in 2000 (alarming category), the score has gradually improved to 30.3 (serious category). Understandably, the rate of overall progress has been tardy. But in […]
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Read MoreParties need to ensure attendance of at least 50% of their legislators all through the proceedings of the Houses by adopting a roster system. Review of anti-defection law. Review of the whip system which is “stifling reasonable dissent even on non-consequential matters”. Set up special courts for time-bound adjudication of criminal complaints against legislators. Pre and post legislative impact assessment. Address problem of […]
Read MoreAt International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings in Washington this week, there will be much debate about slowing global growth, the impact of the US-China trade war, the role of central banks in preventing a global recession, the risk of disruption to oil markets, and much more. What you won’t hear, beyond a few […]
Read MoreRecently, the term ‘middle-income trap’ has made a comeback in the Indian context as fears that the country may find itself caught in this trap loom large. Conceptually, the ‘middle-income trap’ refers to the phenomenon where countries attain certain ‘middle-income’ levels after which growth stagnates. Can this trap be avoided? What explains rapid growth in […]
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