Urbanomics
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Some thoughts on sustaining high growth rates in India
The flight of foreign portfolio investors since October 2024, coupled with the declining net FDI, has sparked a debate on what should be done to attract and retain foreign capital to India. This has assumed greater significance given the st...
Update on the AI spending boom
I blogged here on the emerging AI economy. This is an update on the trends in AI spending.
As the hyperscalers - Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft - ramp up their data centre investments to $720 bn in 2026, their age of bountiful cash...
The limits to reform as an accounting of activities
This post will urge a note of caution on the trend of treating reform as a purely transactional accounting exercise instead of one which also requires the creation and internalisation of an account about the reform. I’ll borrow Lant Pritche...
The myth of ring-fenced "private" markets
One of the biggest enduring myths in the financial markets is the distinction between public and private markets, and the article of faith that private markets should be lightly regulated. The time may have come to question this article of...
Industrial policy is back, but the implementation challenge remains
The return of industrial policy to the top of the global development agenda has been formalised with a new World Bank report on the topic. The summary is here. I blogged earlier on this here.
Notwithstanding the standout success of the Ea...
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