Shamika Ravi writes for the Huffington Post about the effectiveness of Delhi's Odd Even rule. The article presents an analysis of air quality data taken from eight monitoring stations throughout Delhi, over 24 days....

James W Dean explains why a clear and simple bankruptcy code is overdue in India, as is the dire need for broad and deep domestic debt markets as a source of business borrowing beyond banks. 

India’s health policy needs to focus on delivering those aspects of healthcare which are public or quasi-public goods and facilitate market provision of those aspects that provide private benefits.

Watch Thomas Piketty, Arvind Subramanian and Bibek Debroy debate on India's economic future.

Vivek Dehejia quoted in Open magazine to explain the gradualist approach to economic reform in the context of the performance of Narendra Modi's government.

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Vivek Dehejia in his Livemint  article, writes about the 'fog of spin and counter-spin' that has accumulated around the outcomes of the recently concluded 10th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO), held in Nairobi....

This paper assesses the impact of rent control for Mumbai, where it has created a shortfall in formal, affordable rental housing and contributed to distortions in the land market.

Shamika Ravi and Robert Puentes write that the Indian government's programme needs to account for economic differences between cities. 

Sajjid Chinoy writes in Business Standard: "In all the discussion about India's growth performance and prospects, the elephant in the room is barely discussed."