Ambarin Munir Khambati After a series of flawed policy decisions, India’s high-flying airline has come to a grinding halt. At a time when the successful domestic carrier IndiGo plans to go international, […]
The High Flying Shopper: IndiGo’s Woes
THE POVERTY LINE: AN INSTRUMENT OF INDIAN POLITICS (2/2)
Mrinali Komandur Quantification of Poverty helps preserve status quo and protect existing hierarchies This is the second post in a two part series. Read the first post here. Responding to pressure that […]
The Poverty Line: An Instrument of Indian Politics (1/2)
Mrinali Komandur The implicit assumptions in the method adopted to arrive at the Poverty Line, appear designed to arrive at findings that match the ideological proclivities of those in power India has […]
Formulating a Correct approach to Public Policy for Foreign Arbitral Awards (2/2)
Ganesh A. Khemka Not every violation of municipal law must be deemed to be either “patently illegal” or contravening public policy. This is the second post in a two part series. Click here to […]
Of Public Policy and Foreign Arbitral Awards: The Venture Global Dispute (1/2)
Ganesh A. Khemka The court in Venture, failed to appreciate or assess the nature of the mandatory law, or assess impact of its violation This is the first post in a two […]
Is Competition Dying in the Modern Capitalist Setup?
Binit Agrawal With oligopolies controlling most of the sectors of the economy, competition has been undermined, a change in the regulatory system is due In this post I am going to argue […]
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Ordinance: Highlights and Implications
Ambarin Khambati The legislature has taken a step in the right direction by factoring in practical experience and opinion of the Adjudicating Authorities, to bring clarity and quietus to contentious issues. The […]
Creative Destruction: The Photocopier, Robots & A Bleak Future?
Binit Agrawal Creative Destruction cannot be stopped or slowed down, it must be embraced with preparedness “Capitalist reality is first and last a process of change” – Joseph Schumpeter “I was on […]
Imperatives to Improve Afghanistan-India Business linkages
Shokrullah Amiri Delhi and Kabul are well-positioned geo-economically and geo-politically to enhance and develop long-term policies for regional economic integration. The objective of this post is to undertake an analysis of the […]
The Nation Chairman Deng Built
Binit Agrawal The origins of the Consumption-Investment disparity in China and its role in slowing down the Chinese economy “Let Some People Get Rich First” – Deng Xiaoping The Chinese economy, after […]
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