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Historically, the academic explained, migration is mainly driven by social networks and economic opportunities, rather than persecution, even in context of the crisis faced by minorities in Bangladesh
The TMC is leading in 30 of the 42 constituencies in West Bengal, according to early trends in 2024 Lok Sabha election results
West Bengal Nobel Laureate economist Abhijit Banerjee said it is not a new phenomenon that inefficient teachers have penetrated the education system over multi-crore teachers' recruitment scam in WB
Noting that temporary school closures will cause permanent damage, he said merely reopening schools will not be enough
The Nobel laureate was sharing his observations from a recent visit to West Bengal.
India should not take the drop in its Global Hunger Index ranking "seriously" as the methodology used for the exercise is 'model-based' and not survey-based, Banerjee said
Nobel laureate economist Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee on Thursday apprehended that the impending third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic might adversely impact the GDP
Banerjee heads West Bengal's Global Advisory Board (GAB) and advises the state government on issues related to the pandemic
Nobel Laureate says it is 'not clear at all' if bond markets would react negatively to moves to avert crisis.
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Banerjee tells Anjuli Bhargava he wants the world to have the right conversations before marching on in its battle against extreme poverty
There is evidence to show that enough people don't know about the benefits of education, says Banerjee
He, however, said that the country will see a revival in growth in the July-September quarter of the current fiscal
One argument that is cited against UBI is that it may generate laziness. The experiment is Kenya, quoted by Abhijit Banerjee and Bardhan, shows that it does not
"India plans to spend less than one per cent of its GDP at Rs 1.70 trillion. We should spend a much-increased proportion of GDP," he said
Economist and former RBI Governor, Raghuram Rajan had a similar interaction with Gandhi last week
Abhijit Banerjee pointed out several measures, including giving temporary ration cards, a bigger stimulus package and providing cash to India's poorest 60% to revive the Covid-19-hit economy
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According to international media, four Chinese companies have begun testing their vaccine candidates on humans, more than the United States and Britain combined