Tariffs are about short-term breather, and do not amount to a credible strategy that will ultimately benefit India.

We cannot say whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi has yet been successful in his promise to boost job creation in India.

Ease of doing business depends largely on State-level initiatives. Such surveys will enable governments to address pain points.

This article drills deep into the de-industrialisation debate and discusses the thesis proposed by economists such as Tyler Cowen, Arvind Subramaniam etc

Senior Fellow Vivek Dehejia speaks to the Institute of Policy Studies, Sri Lanka on the NITI Aayog/IDFC Institute state-wise manufacturing enterprise survey. 

Watch Pritchett discuss methodological issues with current measures of development and how such indicators can help countries strategise for growth.

Sanjeev Sanyal, Visiting Fellow at IDFC Institute, shares his views on the idea of India, the Indian economy, and reforms in an interview in the Mint. 

Praveen Chakravarty writes in Mint: "The aim of creating fertile talent grounds for disruptive innovation is a lofty goal that is not easy to accomplish."

The discussion centres around FDI, US-India relations, and the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank