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The probation problem in India's public sector
Public recruitments come with a one- or (mostly) two-year probation period. The idea is to correct a Type I error (a false positive recruit) in the recruitment process.
Underlining its importance, the DoPT Master Circular on Probation/Con...
Higher FARs, but very few plots can avail them
Many state governments in India have issued executive directions increasing the permissible Floor Area Ratios (FARs) in their cities. However, these upzoning reforms are likely to struggle to meet the objective of densification due to restr...
Workers and startups are helping train AI to replace them
Data annotation work is increasingly moving up the value chain, from tagging and labelling data to replicating the work of semi-skilled (on the factory floor) and skilled (consultants, analysts, lawyers, engineers, and doctors) workers.
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The loss of financial market discipline
This post will provide a framework for thinking about the erosion of financial market discipline.
The FT has an article on an inflating earnings bubble in the financial markets.
Analysts are now forecasting a 25 per cent increase in S...
AI for organisational and bureaucratic reforms
The debate rages about the extent of AI’s likely impact on the economy and human lives. So far, there has been an apparent lack of commercial value creation to justify the gigantic and exponentially increasing volume of AI investments.
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