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Subir Gokarn: Explaining expectations

Figuring out why inflationary expectations have been so stubborn is critical for policy

Subir Gokarn: Demanding to be included

A recent survey points to ways in which financial inclusion and its impact can be enhanced

Subir Gokarn: Nudges and pushes

An overarching theme was missing from Mr Jaitley's Budget, but little details hint towards a larger strategy

Subir Gokarn: Modi's twin challenge- Oil and water

Two looming shocks call for broad-based mitigative measures

Subir Gokarn: A potential jobs breakthrough

What the government should do to realise the full benefits of Rajasthan's labour reform

Subir Gokarn: Five fiscal fixes

Change priorities for Budgets 2014-15 and 2015-16

Subir Gokarn: Three national missions on priority for the Modi government

Deep structural constraints can be more effectively dealt with in mission mode

Subir Gokarn: Walking the line between demographic dividend and disaster

Majority of our potential 1 billion workforce is going to be obsolete even before they start working

Subir Gokarn: The NIF option

A National Investment Fund may provide the solution to the infrastructure mess

Subir Gokarn: Thirsty, hungry and sick

The impact assessment by the IPCC highlights risks to water, food and health in Asia

Subir Gokarn: Bang for the buck

Declining capital productivity has contributed to the slowdown and must be reversed for a recovery

Subir Gokarn: Slippery slope for infrastructure

Rankings provide insights into priorities and interdependencies for infrastructure strategy

Subir Gokarn: Realigning governance

Four interfaces in which interests desperately need to be brought into sync

Subir Gokarn: A national agenda - hopefully!

Regardless of who forms the next government, the interim Budget speech lays down a must-do list

Subir Gokarn: The alpha male syndrome

Behaviour traits of primates can be positive or negative for governance

Subir Gokarn: The monetary-fiscal battleground

An effective monetary policy rule requires an effective fiscal policy rule

Subir Gokarn: BHAG Inclusion BHAG

The goals for financial inclusion need to be matched by the means being used

Subir Gokarn: Intractable, vulnerable and contestable

Catchwords for the year gone by

Subir Gokarn: All that glitters...

Financial substitutes for gold are key to addressing the pressure from large imports

Subir Gokarn: 1991 and 2014

The key similarity between 1991 and 2014 is the criticality of decisive action