Prof D. Tripati Rao, IIM Lucknow, in this interview opines that One District One Product (ODOP) scheme needs two wings of skilled labour force and financing capital through institutional design as an ...
Prof D. Tripati Rao, IIM Lucknow opines that India needs to swiftly move from fiscal “Band-Aids” to counter-cyclical fiscal boosters to prevent the economy slipping into stagflationary spiral with...
Prof D. Tripati Rao, IIM Lucknow, strongly supports the immediate employment of well-directed countercyclical fiscal levers by the government - goods and services, resources on transfer payments, and ...
Prof D Tripati Rao, IIM Lucknow, believes that speed of execution and implementation of policy reforms are crucial to the success of 'Make in India'....
Consumer Price Inflation (CPI) figures were elevated more than market's expectations. India's annual retail inflation or CPI was at 6.52% whereas WPI eased to 4.73%...
India, one of the largest rice producers, has experienced an exponential surge in the exports of its non-Basmati to newer regions like Southeast Asia, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic. Ret...
The road to recovery and sustenance for the Indian economy depends on how well it manages the second wave with a medium- to long- term strategy taking precedence over short-term fiscal Band-Aids....
With the experience of Uttar Pradesh as inspiration, ODOP has shown the promise to emerge as a major catalyst of export growth across districts. This blog examines the successes made by the scheme so ...
COVID-19 is expected to have a deep impact on rural and urban employment in India. A unified labour market and universal social security system to ensure security, safety, and dignity to all workers....
While India Inc tests the viability of remote economy in fire-fighting mode amid the Covid-19 lockdown, it is worth analysing if the trend is here to stay....
