Home Organisation Choices Publications Working Papers Digital Culture Digital Culture It is often quoted that culture eats strategy for breakfast, and, to the extent, this observation holds good, it is important to understand digital culture as a different construct, because a strategy that leverages digital may also benefit from a culture that is digital. Culture…
DetailsHome Public Policy Choices Research Publications Perspectives FED’s 3-Pronged Strategy and Global Economic Developments: A Short Note FED’s 3-Pronged Strategy and Global Economic Developments: A Short Note The FED is trying to tame inflation, and, in the process, it has increased interest rates by 75 basis points twice. August-2022 inflation number has come at 8.3%,…
DetailsHome Public Policy Choices Research Publications Working Paper Enhancing India’s ‘Ability to Grow’: Making a case for Increased Organised Sector Employment Enhancing India’s ‘Ability to Grow’: Making a case for Increased Organised Sector Employment, particularly the Government Sector India is a low per-capita economy with 1.3 billion people. Given that the population growth is…
DetailsHome Organisation Choices Publications Working Paper Value Creation through Innovation: Investing to enhance India’s Ability to Grow Value Creation through Innovation: Investing to enhance India’s Ability to Grow Entrepreneurship helps build an innovation-led, competitive production system, which, in turn, is expected to improve the quality of life for a society. For entrepreneurship to thrive, we…
DetailsHome Public Policy Choices Research Publications Perspectives Avoiding the Low Middle-income Trap by investing in our Ability to Grow: Government must be an active investor and not just a night-watchman Avoiding the Low Middle-income Trap by investing in our Ability to Grow: Government must be an active investor and not just a night-watchman The finance…
DetailsHome Public Policy Choices Research Publications Working Paper Role of the State in Economic Development Role of the State in Economic Development: Does India need to look beyond the Invisible Hand?[1] The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has often advised India that it needs further reforms and fiscal consolidation measures owing to its steadily rising debt levels.[2]…
DetailsHome Organisation Choices Publications Perspectives Creating Competitive Advantage though Asset Architecture Creating Competitive Advantage though Asset Architecture This work tries to figure-out the role of ‘Asset Architecture’, which is judiciously created over a period of time, in creating sustainable competitive advantage for manufacturing set-up, and emphasizes the need of looking at the aspect of ‘Asset Architecture’ differently than scale…
DetailsHome Public Policy Choices Research Publications Analytical Studies Faltering Employment Generation in the Indian Economy Faltering Employment Generation in the Economy Data[1] suggests that the employment number in the economy was increasing every year from FY 81 to FY 12, but after that employment number has been declining in every subsequent year. To study the…
DetailsHome Public Policy Choices Research Publications Analytical Studies Economic Update: GDP & IIP Q1 FY-22 Economic Update: GDP and IIP GDP Numbers: Q1 FY-22 Exhibit[1] – 1 At constant prices GDP in Q1 FY-22 has gone up by 20.1% vis-à-vis Q1 FY-21 numbers. Construction, Manufacturing, & Mining sectors have registered impressive growth. But Q1…
DetailsHome Public Policy Choices Research Publications Reviews & Critiques China’s Gilded Age China’s Gilded Age by Professor Yuen Yuen Ang, Cambridge University Press, May 2020 China’s Gilded Age is a fabulous book by University Of Michigan, Professor Yuen Yuen Ang. Part academic treatise and part journalistic, this short read of 200 pages is not only…
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