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Improving ‘decision velocity’ in bureaucracy
Shashi Tharoor has a review of a new book, Decision Velocity: Rational Abdication, the Fear Tax, and the Road to Viksit Bharat, by retired IPS officer OP Singh. Singh describes a phenomenon of not taking decisions, or ‘rational abdication’,...
Resolving the public debt pile facing the developed world
Public debts have soared among advanced economies, with the US leading the way. Their sustainability is now a big risk and casts strong headwinds on economic growth.
The repercussions are already being felt in the sovereign bond markets,...
Some thoughts on the Hyderabad model of urban growth
This is a long read, triggered by a recent article in The Economist lauding Hyderabad’s vertical growth-enabling policy.
It is an opportunity to think more broadly about the drivers behind Hyderabad’s spectacular urban growth over the las...
Derisking the financing of infrastructure sector segments
A striking feature of urban infrastructure financing in India is the negligible role played by debt, especially bank loans. It should be a policy priority to significantly increase the mobilisation of debt prudently and sustainably for urba...
Leveraging the interdependence to combat China's industrial policy
There is an interesting asymmetry in the way China is covered by the Western media and commentators.
China’s trillion-dollar and rising export surplus and its rapidly growing outward foreign direct investment (FDI) are seen as signs of de...
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