Indian Public Policy Review
IPPR is a peer-reviewed, online & open-access journal, covering Economics, Political Science, Public Finance, International Relations, Defence Strategy, Science & Technology. Subscribe to this newsletter and get an update on the release of a new issue.
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#7.1 - Can Regulation Promote Resource Efficiency in India’s FMCG Sector?
IPPR February Issue
Greetings all,
The latest issue of the Indian Public Policy Review (IPPR) brings together five wide-ranging sets of contributions: a policy paper on regulatory reform for sustainable consumption in the FMCG sector,...
#6.5 - Have Indian household savings declined?
IPPR December Issue
Hello everyone,
Season’s greetings to all. The December issue of IPPR features an insightful analysis of the structural shifts in India’s household savings and their implications for public borrowing, an examinatio...
#6.4 - How has India's inflation targeting regime performed?
IPPR October Issue
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Festive greetings to everyone. The October issue of IPPR has brilliant papers on the performance of India’s inflation targeting regime, the finance requirements for India to decarbonise, the performa...
#6.3 - How have Indian cities grown post-pandemic?
IPPR Aug Issue
Greetings all,
The Aug issue of IPPR has some fascinating papers on how major urban centres in India have grown post-pandemic, using Institutional Economics to improve FPOs, making structural reforms to legal services i...
#6.2 - How much does India really spend on Capital Expenditure?
IPPR May Issue
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The May issue of IPPR has some exciting papers on misreporting and inconsistencies in capital expenditure undertaken by the union and states; vertical and horizontal disparities in spending on judiciary,...
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