Swaminomics

25 years on, the good, bad and ugly of reforms

In a forthcoming paper for the Cato Institute, I have summed up the 25 years of economic reform as an

This is a silver jubilee to remember. The economic reforms launched by PV Narasimha Rao in July 1991 have transformed

The government hopes that Parliament will pass a Constitutional amendment for a Goods and Services Tax in the coming monsoon

After attacking Raghuram Rajan as mentally un-Indian (he is a US green card holder) and unfit to be governor of

Brexit heralds not just Britain’s exit from the European Union but the decline and maybe fall of the 20th century

Even before Brexit, India has suffered Rexit. Raghuram Rajan has announced he will exit as RBI governor when his term

When Donald Trump started his zany campaign —laced with racism, xenophobia, nasty remarks about women, and endless falsehoods — most

Are India’s statistics just cooked up to give them a good flavour? The question has been raised by critics after

Foreign investors I met in Singapore in May were anxious to know whether Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Raghuram