No one expects an incoming president to know anything about nuclear physics though the decision to push the button is…
Despite the frequent assertion of unity, when it comes to rational economic decisions, the most divisive local interests are given…
With a new president in town and only a year left in the first term of the Fed chairman Janet…
The most unusual aspect of Brexit is that both sides in the referendum only barely understood what it would entail
A debate has broken out in British Press about the quality of economic forecasting. When the Brexit referendum voted to…
If the date of budget presentation is to be February 1 from now on, the finance ministry will gave to…
By the time the public and the commentariat talk about the Budget, it has been finalised, printed and gone beyond…
On Friday, January 20, 2017, Donald Trump will be sworn in as the president of the US. He has already…
The negative income effect should reverse as and when new currency flows back into circulation. There is some evidence that…
He has promised a growth rate of 4%, but it remains to be seen whether he achieves that
Banks are flush with deposits of the old money, and that will lower lending costs, boosting investment and consumption. The…
The demonetisation exercise is much more drastic and healthy for the economy than seizing black money
The last debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton is history. As of today—Monday, October 24—only a fortnight is left…
Extricating the UK from its 43-year association with the EU will prove difficult from a trade point of view
Another autumn beckons another IMF Summit. The problems are still the same, only getting worse. Across the developed countries, income…
We may have turned a corner from fiscal and monetary orthodoxy to a more innovative approach
The new Governor would be successful if there are no headlines about RBI by the end of his term
In India, where every six months, there is an election somewhere, the central leadership loses heart with the first reversal…
