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China’s economy is unique in multiple respects. And its economic growth presents a conundrum.
Arguably, the biggest structural anomaly with the Chinese economy is its ultra-low consumption share compared to any other country. The other si...
The FT has a long read that describes how China’s battery manufacturers are building supply chains outside the country.
There are two main drivers of this trend. One is to overcome the protectionist barriers being erected by its major tra...
Land is arguably the most constraining factor of production. The total developable footprint is fixed. It is also the most complex and diverse among the factors of production, given that it is a subject administered by state governments, an...
I blogged here highlighting the nature of metropolitan growth.
Historically, metropolitan growth is characterised by separation of the geographies of residences and workplaces, facilitated by mass transit systems. Accordingly, all great c...
I have blogged on the issue of deregulation as an organisational culture earlier. This post is an attempt to provide a framework for thinking about the bias within the Indian bureaucracy towards the prevention of inclusion errors and proces...
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