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India's
Trade Deals: Giving more, Getting less |
| Feb13th,
2026 ,C.
P. Chandrasekhar |
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| Tariffs
on Indian exports went from 25 per cent to 18 per cent. In
return, the US gets cheaper access for its farm goods, a say
in where India buys oil, and $500 billion in planned purchases.
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| Will
Democracy Govern Capitalism - or be consumed by it? |
| Feb
7th, 2026, Joseph E. Stiglitz and Jayati Ghosh |
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| Following
aggressive lobbying by the Trump administration, more than
145 countries agreed to give big US multinationals a free
pass under the global corporate minimum tax rules that were
agreed in 2021. |
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| What’s
really happening with Climate Finance? |
| March
4 , 2026. C.P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh |
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| Climate
finance has been increasing, but mostly driven by private
payers, including households. |
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| What’s
really going on in the Indian Economy? |
| February
5, 2026. C.P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh |
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| The
upbeat tone of the official Economic Survey cannot hide the
contradictions and problems in the more detailed data provided.
The Indian economy suffers from inadequate domestic demand,
generated by rising inequality. |
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Budget
2026-27 |
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| Miserly
Welfare |
| Feb
2nd, 2026, Jayati Ghosh |
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The
Narendra Modi government’s miserly — bordering on exploitative
attitude as well as its overtly partisan approach towards
state governments has come out clearly in its fiscal policy..
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| Jayati
Ghosh: Rebalancing power |
| Dec
10th 2024. |
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The
renowned development economist, Jayati Ghosh, offers an eye-opening
perspective on the different facets of inequality and the
need for systemic change to address them, bringing together
her interests in international trade and finance, employment
patterns in developing countries, as well as issues related
to gender and development. |
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