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The Twin Crises at America’s Doorstep
September 23, 2020 Dr. V. Anantha Nageswaran, Distinguished Fellow, VIF
The article has been covered under the following para headings:- America’s moment of truth is here A bitterly divided American society Enter elites and exit class China sees a big opportunity ...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, US, Article, China, Congress, Donald Trump, elections, Hillary Clinton, COVID-19, Cancel Culture, Democrats, Republicans, Bernie Sanders, Cassandras, Financial market, 3rd November, 20th Amendment, US Dollar, US Treasury Bonds, World Economic Outlook
China and the United States – Big risks to the Global Economy and Markets
November 12, 2013 Dr. V. Anantha Nageswaran, Distinguished Fellow, VIF
US stocks reach all-time high as government shuts down George Orwell is reported to have remarked famously that telling the truth would be a revolutionary at a time of universal deceit. It cannot be more apt than now when financial markets ...

Tags: Economic Studies
Analysing India’s budget for 2012-13
March 31, 2012 Dr. V. Anantha Nageswaran, Distinguished Fellow, VIF
India’s budget deficit is hardcoded into its left-liberal intellectual discourse. Most intelligent Indians comfortably straddle the views that government is corrupt, venal and inefficient and that more government spending is the answer to all devel...

Tags: Economic Studies
Nehruvian Rate of Growth
March 05, 2012 Dr. V. Anantha Nageswaran, Distinguished Fellow, VIF
India unveiled its new pan-India Consumer Price Index (CPI) in February 2012. With the release of the index figures for January, it is possible to compute annual inflation rates based on the new all-India CPI. The headline inflation rate based on thi...

Tags: Economic Studies
Issue Briefs 
The Indian Economy: Casting Away Structural Chains
January 01, 2018 Dr. V. Anantha Nageswaran, Distinguished Fellow, VIF
... successful economic development and the achievement of middle-income status in the twenty-first century is arguably considerably more difficult than it has been in the previous two centuries. Hence, the burden on the political leadership today is...

Tags: Economic Studies, Indian Economy, Economic Development, GDP
Outreach 
Credible policy options for the revival of economic growth
July 01, 2019 Dr. V. Anantha Nageswaran, Distinguished Fellow, VIF
Published in livemint on 1st July 2019....

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