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The initiative, introduced by the Brazilian government, is based on a study by French economist Gabriel Zucman, a professor at the Paris School of Economics and the University of California.
At the G20 meetings in Brazil, a progressive taxation proposal was brought forward, advocating for …
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) report and International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) Mumbai recently released the 2023 Ageing Report, which reports that India's elderly population (above 60 years) will double to over 20 percent of its total population by 2050. Given the delimitation exercise (which decides the …
His towering simplicity is revealed in his final writings, when he analysed the transient nature of his achievements.
Bibek Debroy -- multi-faceted genius, renowned economist and Padma Shri awardee -- is no more. Bibek da, as most economists in the Lutyens' Delhi used to call …
The novelty in their work is the way they put 500 years of statistical evidence to show that the quality of institutions determines success. Democracies have a better chance of getting rich. China, however, remains an enigma which doesn’t fit this explanation.
The Nobel Prize …
MPC has given relative significance to global headwinds and uncertainties. Therefore, a sudden reduction in rates is not feasible when inflation expectations are elevated. The catch, however, is high rates complicate public debt management.
Against the backdrop of geopolitical uncertainties and poly-crisis, the 51st RBI …