Author: centreforneweconomicstudies

The recent clashes between Israel and Palestine raised some important questions regarding the violation of laws of war and proportionality of attacks which must be analyzed.This article would focus on three things – the analysis of the conflict from the perspective of customary international humanitarian law (IHL), international reactions to the issue and the policy…

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This article concerns itself with understanding the role of privatisation of the economy in economic growth and development. It offers an interesting insight into how privatisation worked for certain Asian countries and what inferences can be drawn from them. Further, through some empirical and theoretical framework this article qualifies the impact of privatisation, offering some…

Chinese Communist Party’s recent move to introduce Three Child Policy aligns with its worry about future national demography. Will introducing the policy cover up the hazards of the previous One Child Policy? Will raising three children resolve the problem of ageing and meet the equilibrium in the labour market? How will this policy affect the…

Dravidianism has been at the helm of Tamil Nadu state politics since the 1940s. It capitalizes on promising development to its masses, and relative to the other states in India, it has largely been economically successful. However, one needs to inquire what happened when the economy liberalized in the 1990s and more importantly, whether or…

Despite the continued attempts since the 1950s, why has India not made significant improvement in eradicating the caste system? In this article, Ashika attempts to answer this question by observing two spaces of social exclusion which have existed since pre-independence times.

This article talks about the bi-monthly MPC(Monetary policy committee) meeting which concluded on the 4th of June. In the article, I analyze the importance of policy rates on the economy and the effects of keeping them constant in the Covid stricken economy. Further, this article also discusses the implication for the economy’s future.