A week, it is said, is a long time in politics. So it is for the economy.

The choreographed carnival of supply side economics has all the optics of a T20 match—the festoons, the hoopla, the cheerleaders, the big hits and neon-lit scorecards.

A budget of promises and missed economic opportunities

The Economic Survey of 2017-18 was presented recently by Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian, who said that he learnt 10 new things while preparing this survey.

The three stars— a ruling party’s Parliament majority, development agenda and low oil prices— may never align again, that is the biggest takeaway from Economic Survey 2018.

Nine ideas that may help heal socio-economic fault lines in India

Based on the Mundell-Laffer supply-side approach, one can view economic policy (and reforms) in the context of three broad buckets: tax and spending policy, monetary policy, and regulatory policy

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

It is not surprising that only 3% of Indians pay income tax.

To reform India, NITI Aayog has to first ensure that its organizational mandate is sound