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Subir Gokarn: Global divergences

Challenges will emerge from the unevenness of the global recovery

Subir Gokarn: The other side of devolution

The benefits of greater devolution depend on major changes in the structure of government

Subir Gokarn: A big leap forward

We now see an emerging link between objectives and financial commitments

Subir Gokarn: Having your cake ...

How to increase public investment without giving up on fiscal consolidation

Subir Gokarn: Trysts with e-governance

Life has become simpler for dogs and drivers, but could be even more so

Subir Gokarn: The bilateral imperative

Realising the potential of the Indo-US relationship requires a tiered approach

Subir Gokarn: Greek tragedy - Act II?

Both remaining in and exiting from the euro zone carry significant risks for Greece

Subir Gokarn: Tipping points and Goldilocks conditions

A growth spurt requires many positive factors to converge, implying time and uncertainties

Bruno Carrasco, Subir Gokarn & Hiranya Mukhopadhyay: Enjoying the capital flows ride

Make capital flow management more flexible so that volatility can be managed better

Subir Gokarn: The Main Thing ...

The capital threshold for payment banks may keep out entities most appropriate for setting them up

Subir Gokarn: Half-full, half-empty

India's mixed record on the Millennium Development Goals is a pointer to policy priorities

Subir Gokarn: Can our banks finance the economic recovery?

The banking system's capacity to finance the ongoing recovery may become a constraint

Subir Gokarn: You can't kill two birds ...

A fundamental policy rule is that there must be as many instruments as there are objectives

Subir Gokarn: A five-year baseline scenario

The International Monetary Fund's projections suggest macroeconomic stability but little upside to growth

Subir Gokarn: A capital ladder for infrastructure

The public-private-partnership model for infrastructure may benefit from reversing the financing sequence

Rohan Sandhu & Subir Gokarn: E-ducating India - Technology is just one piece of the puzzle

The data-generation ability of technology can not only provide real-time feedback on its return on investment but also evaluate education programmes

Subir Gokarn: Global silver linings

The macroeconomic environment is looking better and likely to stay that way

Subir Gokarn: The inclusion triangle

The right combination of product, delivery and awareness is critical to the Jan Dhan Yojana's success

Subir Gokarn: Strategy and structure

In replacing the Planning Commission, organisational design must be driven by strategic objectives

Subir Gokarn: The SLR barrier

Both market development and prudential regulation objectives justify a major reform of the statutory liquidity ratio