Swaminathan's

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There are many more articles written by Swaminathan Aiyar. He has been writing for Economic Times, Financial Express, and Times of India. Given below is a selection of some of his articles. The reader is encouraged to search on the Internet for a specific item if not found here.

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IMEC makes great political sense but is it economically viable?

Foreign affairs experts see the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) as an alternative to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. But it goes against the tenets of transport economics Foreign affairs experts have hailed the announcement...

Globalisation isn’t dead, it’s just taken a new shape

While the share of goods in trade is ...

Despite claims, countries, India included, are copying China’s ‘industrial policy’

India, too, is copying the Chinese economic model. ...

One nation, two elections is the way to go here

Simultaneous state elections are desirable but they should ...

IMEC makes great political sense but is it economically viable?

Foreign affairs experts see the India-Middle East-Europe Economic ...

Globalisation isn’t dead, it’s just taken a new shape

While the share of goods in trade is ...

Despite claims, countries, India included, are copying China’s ‘industrial policy’

India, too, is copying the Chinese economic model. ...

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India’s Modi Is Not the World’s Guru

The notion of India as a Vishwaguru sounds like a bad joke in the West. In the run‐​up to the Group of 20 summit this weekend in …

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Why Russia is not losing the war, nor is its economy crashing

Contrary to predictions of collapse, the Russian economy grew despite sanctions I have in the past taken the Indian media and analysts to task for …

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Like US, India should also take ‘high fence, small yard’ route on entry of Chinese firms

It makes sense to ban Chinese companies from investing in India’s strategic sectors. But keeping them away from sectors such as climate tech and electric …

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Why a Bigger BRICS works for China, not India

India must foil the grouping’s expansion that would make expansionist China dominant The three-day BRICS summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, that started on August 22 will discuss …

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Not another BRICS in the wall

China strongly favours expansion of BRICS, seeing a chance to convert the grouping into an anti-Western front by inducting countries dependent on Chinese aid and …

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Raj review: Did British rule really impoverish India?

Contrary to popular perception, British rule hardly affected Indian masses, it was the aristocracy that was affected Last week, I showed from the work of …

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