Governments globally have to set their national climate policies, create internal markets (or taxes) for carbon, and reach global agreements on carbon tariffs
Large funding requirements in India require support from policymakers to crowd-in private investment from other countries, companies and carbon markets
Roles of technological innovation and capital are changing—the 2020s will be a very different landscape compared to the 2010s. Unlike capital chasing technological innovations in the 2010s, now technological innovations are
The adoption of the bare necessities index signals making policy more evidence-based; however, there is scope to make the approach more forward-looking
Foreign investors with long-term commitments to Indian infrastructure need the ability to hedge their currency exposure in India. The exposure can typically last for multiple decades, especially in the context of infrastructu
As states issue more debt, finding subscribers for the issue will require expanding the current pool of investors and making the investment more lucrative
Budget 2020-21: On a similar note, there are many proposals that build on the importance of the government and of its expected ability to create transformative changes.
As the Centre and States try to find GST compensation cess monies, it is time to look beyond the present, to see how the future could unfold for State finances
The evolution of India’s tax-to-GDP ratio will require significant political and social consensus—a strategic modelling and planning of tax POLICIES is required
A house is not merely a place to live and build a life, it is also one of the most significant assets of the family. An investment in a house roots a family to a location, giving them a significant stake in the development of
The onus falls on business to continue to engender society’s and regulators’ trust in the usefulness of technology. New technologies bring with them challenges of regulation. The key challenges facing regulators in the co