Looking back at demonetisation: The concerns of its legion of critics have all been proven plain wrong.

With the 12th Plan passing into history when the current fiscal year ends on 31 March, India will, for the first time since the early years of independence, no longer be a planned economy, but a market economy.

A sharper, temporary liquidity crunch inflicting higher short-term costs, will likely induce greater medium- to long-term gains in the form of digitization and formalization

Contrary to the government’s claims, the growth in high denomination currency circulation hasn't been irregular and has risen proportionally with GDP

Vivek Dehejia, Resident Fellow at the IDFC institute was invited to a meeting of experts, held by the Prime Minister, to map out the future economic plan.

Vivek Dehejia, Jagdish Bhagwati and Pravin Krishna use figures to counter demonetisation fallacies

In the New Indian Express, Shankkar Aiyar makes the case for deferring GST rollout to 2018, in light of demonetisation. 

In this Mint article, Resident Senior Fellow Vivek Dehejia presents his view on the monetary economics of demonetisation. 

Vivek Dehejia talks about the importance of eKYC in expanding banking access.

Harvard professor Gita Gopinath speaks about the demonetisation move and and its implementation.