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Indiaâs top economic policy think-tanks and the changes in their leadership
World Bank economist Deepak Mishra was appointed director & chief executive of ICRIER. NIPFP made 2 changes last year, while NCAER is looking for a new chief.
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New Delhi: World Bank economist Deepak Mishra was appointed as the next director and chief executive of Indiaâs leading think-tank Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) Monday. The move comes at a time when several other economic policy think-tanks have witnessed a change in their top leadership.
The National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) has also announced a selection process for a new director general, who will take over after incumbent Shekhar Shahâs term ends in 2021. The think-tank hasnât specified when exactly Shahâs term ends.
Examining the Strength of Pillars That Uphold India s Fiscal Federal System
Indiaâs federal institutions were meant to create a balance between low performing states and high performing states.
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Economy15/Mar/2021
What causes the wealth and prosperity of a nation? The question hounded Adam Smith in 1776 and he tried to find the solution in his famous book
An inquiry into Nature and Cause of the Wealth of Nation. With all the technological advancement that has taken place in the last 250 years, the question remains as relevant as ever.Â
In 2017, economist Amartya Sen asked the question, âWhat’s wrong with inequality?” He answered, âAs inequality increases, the standard of living is worse for those at the bottom of the economic ladder than it would have been without the relative inequality.â