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The economy’s consumer parachute,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
16 Dec 2008
As investment falls, relatively stable consumption will enable a soft landing | Consumer |
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Credit crunch squeezes the infrastructure sector,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
Teresa John,
26 Nov 2008
Lower interest rates and better-structured projects are necessary for infrastructure investment to pick up again | Infrastructure |
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The politics of Indian financial sector reform,
Amitabh Dubey,
13 Nov 2008
The gradualist model avoids political roadblocks | Politics/governance |
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Vertigo in the real estate market,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
23 Oct 2008
The credit crunch has magnified downside risks | Infrastructure |
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E-commerce industry nascent but increasingly active,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
8 Sep 2008
Companies use hybrid models to work around India-specific challenges | Consumer |
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New risks in power,
Amitabh Dubey,
26 Aug 2008
Coal price controls and institutional reforms avert an electricity crisis | Infrastructure |
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India: The slow but steady emergence of coastal shipping,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
Teresa John,
3 Aug 2008
Development of minor ports and expansion of multimodal logistics firms will support growth | Infrastructure |
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Judging the judiciary,
Amitabh Dubey,
8 Jul 2008
Gains from judicial independence are undercut by lack of accountability, damaging India’s economic potential | Politics/governance |
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India: Pharmaceutical ferment,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
25 Jun 2008
Ranbaxy’s sale highlights the range and depth of opportunity in the Indian pharmaceutical sector | Consumer |
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India: The populist trap,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
Amitabh Dubey,
12 Jun 2008
The government’s mismanagement of fuel price policy endangers investor confidence | Macro policy |
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India's power merchants,
Amitabh Dubey,
22 May 2008
National electricity market slowly switches on | Infrastructure |
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Indian retail logistics,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
Amitabh Dubey,
6 May 2008
Third-party logistics industry is set to take off | Consumer |
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How to think about infrastructure in India and China,
Deepak Gopinath,
Larry Brainard,
14 Apr 2008
India’s private sector-led projects offer the best opportunities | Infrastructure |
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Successful fiscal escapism,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
7 Mar 2008
Surging tax revenues reduce the risks from Indian budgetary populism | Macro policy |
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Moderating the flow,
Amitabh Dubey,
21 Feb 2008
Capital controls are back on the central bank’s agenda | Macro policy |
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India's inflation in focus,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
6 Feb 2008
Election season means domestic factors will outweigh global considerations | Macro policy |
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The trouble with public-private partnerships,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
Teresa John,
30 Jan 2008
Private investment is ready but projects to absorb it are not | Infrastructure |
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Tata's Nano,
Amitabh Dubey,
25 Jan 2008
Innovative product must first overcome economic hurdles | Consumer |
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Growth derailed,
Amitabh Dubey,
Teresa John,
18 Jan 2008
Connectivity bottlenecks limit payoff from development of port infrastructure | Infrastructure |
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Wind in India’s sails,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
17 Jan 2008
Government policies help India emerge as global power in wind energy | Infrastructure |
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After Benazir,
Amitabh Dubey,
9 Jan 2008
Revival of normal politics will stem the tide of radicalism | Regional security |
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Left outflanked,
Amitabh Dubey,
21 Dec 2007
The governing coalition’s Communist partners are irrelevant to the progress of reform | Politics/governance |
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India's urban water supply outlook,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
Teresa John,
20 Dec 2007
Water sector reform starts trickling down | Infrastructure |
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Stability in small towns,
Shumita Sharma Deveshwar,
13 Dec 2007
IT companies are branching out to smaller cities to protect against employee poaching and rising costs | Macro policy |
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Setting sail,
Amitabh Dubey,
Teresa John,
7 Dec 2007
Gaining a foothold in global shipbuilding | Infrastructure |
