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Financial repression is a story of good riddance It took a year-long RBI campaign of hiking policy rates for our bank deposits to broadly turn remunerative. Covid had driven rates below inflation and its effect may have left some scars.

The fight for India’s 1.4 billion consumers is a fixed match New Delhi’s decision to open up the economy unshackled growth, but it also concentrated power in the hands of a small circle of tycoons.

ONDC needs to enliven e-commerce and widen gains It has begun stirring up India’s food delivery market but must impact e-commerce overall to mitigate power concentration in this field and help spread the gains of an online boom wider.

A stitch in time for the ongoing green transition is what we need Climate change as a burning issue has an obsessive presence in global roundtable talks, where developing countries are strongly advised to bid adieu to fossil fuel and embrace green energy, ASAP

Let us fortify competitiveness and shun protectionism India should review tariffs and adopt a strategy aimed at an economy that’s globally competitive

Quick edit: Geo-plot thickens After America’s 2021 withdrawal and the Taliban’s recapture of Kabul, it was clear Beijing would eye through Islamabad what Washington and Moscow had lost their ardour for

Ignore the Hysteria on AI and Jobs A study found that 60% of employment in 2018 was in roles that didn’t exist in 1940.

Unravelling the complexities of India’s 2011-12 GDP series is key Gross domestic product estimation is complex and its details need to be understood in depth for effective policy and research.

King Charles III’s coronation should have been the very last King Charles III's coronation, funded by the taxpayer with estimates exceeding $100 million, has been criticized as a reflection of the UK's obsession with ancient rituals and institutions that perpetuate social and economic...

The role of prices is fast evolving in today’s internet age At a time when services on the internet are dominated by seemingly ‘free’ services and with populist governments in many parts of the world, the central role of prices in markets has undergone significant change.

Mint Explainer: What’s behind NSA Ajit Doval’s secretive four-nation Middle East talks? The four countries are discussing an ambitious infrastructure project that could have several important benefits for India. But will it see the light of day?

Quick edit: Manipur message A proposal to extend a tribal quota to Meiteis, who make up the state’s majority, is being resisted by Kukis and Nagas, who are currently eligible for reserved seats in education and employment, and fear being crowded out

Real worries are lost in rhetoric before elections It is not without reason that when the elections are announced, neutral people become terrified. They brace against the days that are bound to be filled with mud-slinging

Crony capitalism needs to be kept under watch As it isn’t easy to capture or quantify, even a smudgy outline of this economic problem could catch on. And an imperfect tracker shows ours as the world’s tenth most cronyist big economy

The UN needs structural reform to establish its relevance again The UN needs structural reform to establish its relevance again

Having a decent boss could have lifelong consequences Bosses needn’t do anything extraordinary, just be decent and fair, to be humanitarian and heroic

Karnataka’s electoral contest is closer than seat shares suggest Which party achieves power is mostly down to the wire as voting patterns reveal of a state with its very own poll dynamics

Blame pitiful vacation policies for work burnouts in America Actual release from job stress gets scant attention from employers

Open banking is helping revolutionize access to credit Digital economy innovations are easing credit while raising quality and levelling the field for lenders

A short guide to corporate rituals From the public to the private, ceremonies pervade business life