Kashish Makkar Capital concentration has become the synonym of modern capitalism, and it is due to the simple economic concept of Rent-Seeking. “The defining characteristic of a free market is the creation […]
Kashish Makkar Capital concentration has become the synonym of modern capitalism, and it is due to the simple economic concept of Rent-Seeking. “The defining characteristic of a free market is the creation […]
Rohit Naimpally Universal Basic Income: Incentive to Innovate or Excuse to Snooze “I don’t support UBI because an idle mind is the devil’s playground.” Some skeptics of proposals to institute a universal […]
Raavi Aggarwal In order to sufficiently prepare for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, we need to make adequate investments in education, skills, and innovative capacity now. The rise of artificial intelligence, enabled by […]
Prof. Dr. T.S. Somashekar The primary objective of any solution must be the elimination of information gaps and reduction in the need for contact between welfare recipients, service providers, bidders etc., and […]
Binit Agrawal China’s One Belt One Road policy is destructive for the beneficiary countries and is headed towards eventual failure. Xi Jinping has adopted the One Belt One Road initiative (OBOR) as […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]