Thinking Incentives
Girish Avadhany, Aditya Chauhan, Ritik BhandariThinking through growth, policy, and institutions. Mostly about incentives. Often about trade-offs. Rarely about good intentions.
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The Big Beautiful Growth Story
A lot of the recent GDP debate has been about a simple question: if the economy is growing, why doesn’t it always feel like it? The conversation usually turns to wages, jobs, savings and consumption. I found myself wondering if there was an...
Who Really Pays for Cheap Power in India
This is the second piece in Hidden Frictions, a series looking at the obscure rules, incentives and institutional arrangements that raise the cost of doing business in India. This time, I look at electricity, and why the way India prices po...
Palantir and the India Question
In 2003, three men who had never built a piece of enterprise software walked into a meeting with a $2 million check from the CIA’s own venture arm and a company named after a set of cursed magical stones from The Lord of the Rings. Two deca...
Parking Cars or Building Cities? Rethinking Mandatory Parking in India
Issue At Hand
India’s urban housing and land usage debate is dominated by land prices, approval delays, financing constraints and affordable housing. One important cost driver, however, receives little attention: mandatory minimum par...
Transparency Without Transformation
The Accountability Assumption
Few ideas in modern governance enjoy as much unquestioned acceptance as accountability. Across political systems, ideological traditions, and policy circles, the assumption is almost taken for granted tha...
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