Prachi Mishra: Don’t leave labour behind if globalization is to succeed

The conventional economic case for globalization and free trade has emphasized the aggregate gains that they bring, including enhanced productivity, faster technological change and wider consumer choice. However, a critical aspect often overlooked is that globalization inevitably creates both winners and losers in the short term, even though its long-term effects are broadly positive for…

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Nitin Pai: Trump’s tariffs serve political ends even if they lack economic logic

Some of Donald Trump’s reasons for imposing tariffs on countries are understandable, even if their fitness for the purpose is debatable. Demanding that Mexico impose tighter border controls, Europe raise defence expenditure and China prevent fentanyl smuggling or else suffer economic punishment is coercive diplomacy. A good threat comprises a promise of punishment if the…

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V. Anantha Nageswaran: The Economic Survey is about raising the game for a new playing field

This is my third offering of the Economic Survey, a comprehensive compilation of information and perspectives on the state of the Indian economy. It delves into issues that warrant focused and continued attention, providing insight and analysis crucial to understanding India’s economic landscape.  The Survey of 2024-25 comes within a short span of six months…

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