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Paper April 26, 2021

The Challenge of Measuring Governance at the Subnational Level

Indices offer a straightforward means to gauge and evaluate a nation’s advancement in key governance objectives, relying solely on a single number for assessing performance may have drawbacks, particularly for large and diverse countries.

Paper April 13, 2021

Bureaucratic Indecision and Risk Aversion in India

The authors argue that bureaucratic indecision, in a large part, is a form of rational self-preservation exercised by bureaucrats from the various legal and extra-legal risks to their person, careers and reputation.

Op-ed April 6, 2021

Opinion | Strengthen state capacity: This is a must if budgeted funds are to be used effectively for fostering growth

While the Centre has promised economic stimulus, government spending without attention to building adequate state capacity to effectively use those funds will arguably not achieve the desired impact.

Op-ed January 9, 2021

Ease of Vetting: Digitisation can help streamline govt audits

A digitised approach to audits can provide real-time data to Parliament, civil servants and citizens, which can hold governments at all levels accountable for their actions

Journal Article November 1, 2020

Evolution of Monetary Policy Approaches: A Case Study of Indian Economy

This paper examines different monetary policy approaches, and weighs their advantages and disadvantages.
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Report September 25, 2019

Infrastructure Priorities for Job Creation in India

The Infrastructure Priorities for Job Creation in India report attempts to understand the impact of infrastructure investment on economic activity.

Paper June 3, 2019

The Indian Macro Policy Playbook: Time for a Fresh Look

Indian macro policy has been operating under an implicit 2-4-6-8 framework, but there is a need to take a fresh look at this macro policy playbook.

Paper February 1, 2019

Financing urban infrastructure for an evolving India

This chapter aims to tackle financing concerns in Indian urban infrastructure, which is part of the larger national infrastructure investment requirement of US$526 billion, covering areas like national highways, energy, and railways.

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