Tag: Growth
Balancing Growth And Fiscal Prudence: The Challenges Of Budget 2025 –...
T K ArunThe budget identifies trade as an engine of growth. That engine is likely to stall, under the assault on global trade that...
Analyzing Urban Challenges And Opportunities For Sustainable Growth : Union Budget...
Press ReleaseArjunThe IMPRI Center for Habitat, Urban, and Regional Studies (CHURS), IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi, hosted an insightful panel discussion...
Union Budget 2025 Fails To Revive Growth, Leaves Economy Adrift –...
T K ArunThe budget doles out tax breaks to the middle class, and hopes that no one would notice that nothing much is being...
The Price Of Growth: Corruption’s Toll On India Inc – IMPRI...
T K ArunTo operate globally, in the interdependent, globalised world, Indian politics must reform, to relieve India Inc of the burden of financing Indian...
Municipal Bonds In The Global South: Exploring The Barriers To Adoption...
Sameer UnhaleThe introduction and positioning of Municipal bonds in global south, as source of infrastructure financing and project funding, despite last three decades,...
Fostering Strategic Autonomy In Economic Policy For Lasting Growth – IMPRI...
TK ArunIt is vital for the Economic Policy Framework that the Budget promised to fashion all its separate elements to India’s strategic goalEconomic policy...
Unpacking ‘IDEAS’: How India’s Development Assistance Scheme Is Shaping Global Growth...
Policy UpdateSarah AnsariIntroductionIndia has a rich tradition of offering development aid to nations across Asia, Africa, and the world, demonstrating its dedication to South-South...
Navigating Challenges: Immigration, Abortion, And Their Effects On U.S. Growth –...
Nilanjan BanikImmigration has been a growth driver. Liberal abortion laws have led to reduced crime rates over time.In the early nineties, crime rate in...
Inflation, Interest Rates, And Growth: The RBI’s Tightrope Walk – IMPRI...
Arun KumarAcceptance of a limited macroeconomic role of the Reserve Bank of India would legitimise greater government intervention in the economy, making neo-liberal economists...
Inflation, Interest Rates, And Growth: The RBI’s Tightrope Walk – IMPRI...
Arun KumarAcceptance of a limited macroeconomic role of the Reserve Bank of India would legitimise greater government intervention in the economy, making neo-liberal economists...
