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Safe Plates, Strong Economies: Food Safety as a Macroeconomic Priority
Jun 05, 2025

Safe Plates, Strong Economies: Food Safety as a Macroeconomic Priority

On World Food Safety Day 2025, it is now time to reframe food safety not as a siloed technical issue but as a macroeconomic priority.

From Compounding of Policy to Exponentials of Growth
Jun 02, 2025

From Compounding of Policy to Exponentials of Growth

India stands on the success of economic reforms that started with constraints but are now powered by conviction. Now, it must complete the last-mile c

Indian Customs at the Heart of Viksit Bharat
Jun 02, 2025

Indian Customs at the Heart of Viksit Bharat

Indian Customs is playing a pivotal role in achieving Viksit Bharat by securing borders, streamlining trade, and integrating India into global value c

Leveraging the Global Macroeconomic Environment for Recovery and Growth: Opportunities for G20 Under India’s Presidency
Aug 04, 2022

Leveraging the Global Macroeconomic Environment for Recovery and Growth: Opportunities for G20 Under India’s Presidency

The global macroeconomy has undergone unprecedented change in recent years, particularly because of the COVID-19 pandemic. While the G20 had an effective coordinating role in steering the global economy through the 2008 global financial crisis, its role in engineering an inclusive and sustainable recovery from the pandemic has been more mixed. Incomes in the advanced G20 economies are on track to return to pre-pandemic levels by end-2022 but have

Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery: Seven Priorities for India
Jan 18, 2021

Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery: Seven Priorities for India

This paper examines the pre-pandemic slowdown, and subsequent contraction, in Indian economy. Utilising an analysis of broad macroeconomic and sectoral fundamentals, the paper argues that a notable lack of consumption and investment demand had already persisted before the pandemic; COVID-19 heightened those trends. Henceforth, India’s economic revival will be crucially dependent on demand generation by direct government fiscal intervention. The