Speaking to The Washington Post, Resident Senior Fellow Vivek Dehejia explains what Urjit Patel's resignation might mean for the declining health of Indian institutions.
"'We’ve seen this movie before in so many emerging economies,' said Vivek Dehejia, an economist and fellow at the ...
This Wall Street Journal article quotes Resident Senior Fellow Vivek Dehejia. Excerpts:
"As India heads into elections, central-bank technocrats worry that the government may dip into the RBI’s rupee reserves—a rainy-day fund used to shore up public finances—to open the spig...
This Economist article quotes Resident Senior Fellow Vivek Dehejia. Excerpts:
"If Mr Patel is forced out, it will be an “incalculable disaster”, says Vivek Dehejia of the idfc Institute, a think-tank in Mumbai. For his replacement, “they’d be sure to appoint...
This BBC News article quotes Resident Senior Fellow Vivek Dehejia. Excerpts:
"It is a very messy situation. If the bank chief quits, it will shake the confidence of markets, the rupee will plunge further and investors will take money out from India. Nothing good will come out...
Vivek Dehejia, Resident Senior Fellow at IDFC Institute speaks to the Open Magazine, on the appointment of Dr. Urjit Patel as Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the challenges that lie ahead for him.
Dehejia commends the departure from traditional ad-ho...
