In this article for Mint, Niranjan Rajadhyaksha discusses the merits and demerits of a global carbon tax. He also looks at the fairness of having developing economies like India adopt the same. 

In this article for Mint, Niranjan Rajadhyaksha discusses how China’s lead over India is much larger from the purview of social indicators.

In a real moment of multilateralism, the Bretton Woods conference was one where countries like India made their mark.

In his latest, The New Indian Express column Shankkar Aiyer, Visiting Senior Fellow, opines that India’s target should not just be the instruments but the instrumentality of terror as state policy.

In a blog post of the Harvard Economics Review, CAFRAL's Sujan Bandyopadhyay and Anmol Agarwal quote our work on regional divergence.

When religion was forcibly ejected from the public sphere, what replaced it was a vacuum—a malaise or an ennui

Modi’s policy actions have allowed us to fill in some of the blanks in how his new India differs from the Nehruvian idea

This week, India will observe 71 years of Independence.

What should India do in a world where trade horizons are receding and the wave of globalisation that began in 1991, is almost at an end

The trade-off with Trumponomics is a complex cocktail of geopolitics and economics