India's Protectionist Quality Control Orders Suppress Key Intermediate Imports Without Boosting Exports
The costs of control

Proliferation of quality control orders has significantly constrained the availability of intermediate goods, which are vital for domestic manufacturing

The Rationality of Conflict: Game Theory Lessons from the 2005 Nobel Prize Duo
The need to study war for peace

Twenty years on, the 2005 economics Nobel-winning duo Schelling and Aumann’s work offers several lessons to understand today’s conflict-ridden world

India's Economic Tightrope: The Balancing Act Between Growth and Debt. (Image Source: Canva)
Is India’s growth debt-driven?

A ‘borrow-and-spend’ cycle, if unchecked, risks creating a fragile economic foundation where growth is driven by debt rather than genuine…

The report says if the amendments to the Companies Act, 2013 get enacted, it could be the starting point for deeper economic reforms.
India’s compliances conundrum

The Factories Act, 1948, for instance, read with 58 rules, contain 8,682 imprisonment clauses. This is an important law as…