Let economic growth work for the top eight income deciles, and government welfare spending focus on the bottom two.

Visiting Senior Fellow at IDFC Institute, Praveen Chakravarty, interviewed former Prime Minister of India, Shri Manmohan Singh one year after the Modi Government announced demonetisation, in this BloombergQuint article....

The GST Is an Important, Limited First Step

Twenty-nine states are now working under the same, centralised Goods and Services Tax, but most seem ill-prepared for the tidal wave of economic disorder it seems likely to bring

In the real world, accumulated inequalities of outcomes can, and do, become embedded in inequalities of opportunity and access.

The article proposes that India is the only large country that is experiencing an economic divergence among its states

After a century and a half of rapid growth, many believe technological innovation, and the growth it brings, is the norm, not the exception

Vivek Dehejia's article, "A wrong priority for India" quoted in CIGI article by Keven Carmichael on the inequality debate in India

Vivek Dehejia argues in his Mint article that, "A fixation on inequality is sheer folly for an economy in which the problem is poverty, a matter of absolute deprivation"

IDFC Institute's Vivek Dehejia writes in Mint: "Atkinson seems to harbour the conceit of scientific socialism that if only we try hard enough, the govt can fix everything that ails us."