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Blog October 12, 2022

India’s poor road safety record and what we can do about it

India’s highways make up 5% of its roads, but account for 61% of road accidents, revealing an urgent need for more stringent road safety measures.

Blog October 7, 2022

The economic limits of cryptocurrencies

By Sharmadha Srinivasan & Dr. Hemant Adarkar

Cryptocurrencies’ inherent limitations make it unlikely that they will achieve mass adoption and threaten monetary stability

Op-ed October 5, 2022

Opinion | Will India’s recovery in consumer demand hold?

By Dr. Niranjan Rajadhyaksha

A lower share of wages in the national income, persistent inflation, and a whittling down of financial savings accumulated during Covid can lead to weakening consumer demand, writes Niranjan Rajadhyaksha.

Report October 3, 2022

India Infrastructure Report: Making Housing Affordable

By Kshitij Batra, Sahil Gandhi, Pritika Hingorani, Swapnil Bhandari, Meenaz Munshi, Vaidehi Tandel, Harshita Agrawal & Rohan Shridhar

This report examines issues plaguing the housing supply chain in India, from acquisition of land, getting requisite approvals for construction, to creating incentives for providing rental housing.

Blog September 28, 2022

Digital Public Infrastructure | 3 areas for collaboration in social protection

By Priya Vedavalli & Sridhar Ganapathy

Public-private partnerships can help migrants access information, awareness of entitlements, and grievance redressal mechanisms related to social protection schemes

Op-ed September 20, 2022

Opinion | What Indians think of the work-from-home shift

By Dr. Niranjan Rajadhyaksha

Indians were working from home 2.6 days in a week, much above the global average of 1.5 days, according to a new survey.

Op-ed September 6, 2022

Opinion | The Return of the Supply Side Challenge

By Dr. Niranjan Rajadhyaksha

The latest edition of the annual central banking conference at Jackson Hole refocused attention on the immediate challenges.

Op-ed August 23, 2022

Opinion | At What Point Should Central Banks Stop Monetary Tightening?

By Dr. Niranjan Rajadhyaksha

When central banks stop tightening will depend on a tough-to-estimate neutral rate that can keep economies on an even keel, writes Niranjan Rajadhyaksha.

Press Release August 23, 2022

Reuben Abraham, CEO, Artha Global, awarded Emergent Ventures fellowship

Reuben Abraham was awarded the Emergent Ventures prize from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University as part of their fourth India cohort.

Op-ed August 18, 2022

Opinion | We Need To Talk About Climate Change in Global South Cities

By Sam Downes

In the piece for Devex, Sam Downes argues that cities in the global south need to placed at the centre of the climate agenda, or the global quest for decarbonisation may fall flat.

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