Articles & Others
White papers/Industry Reports
White paper titled 'India R&D 2011 - Industry Academia Linkages' released at FICCI conference India R&D 2011 held on November 02-03, 2011, New Delhi.
Authors- ISB: Dr. Nita Sachan and Prof. Charles Dhanaraj; Battelle- Swapnil Gawade, Deepti Srivastava, Christeena Thomas, Shalendra Porwal.
Books Chapters
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“Financial Development in India—Status and Challenges”, Rajesh Chakrabarti, in Masahiro Kawai and Eswar Prasad ed. Financial Development and Regulation: Perspectives from Asian Emerging Markets, Brookings Institution Press, USA, forthcoming.
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“Foreign Exchange Markets in India”, Rajesh Chakrabarti, in Kaushik Basu, ed. Oxford Concise Companion to Economics in India, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 2011.
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“Corporate Governance in an Emerging Market—What do markets think?” , Rajesh Chakrabarti and Subrata Sarkar in B. Balachandran and D. Satwalekar eds. Corporate Governance: An Emerging Scenario, NSE, December 2010.
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“Corporate Governance through Clause 49—The Letter and the Spirit”, Rajesh Chakrabarti, in Prithvi Haldea ed. Prime Directory, 2010.
Charles Dhanaraj
FDI in Retail: Real prosperity, imagined horrors
Rajesh Chakrabarti
Column : The secret of government banks
The crisis helped them strengthen their competitive position vis-à-vis their private sector rivals, channelled large capital infusions from the exchequer without a murmur and burnished their image as the keepers of the nation’s wealth.
Column : No stamp of approval just yet
There are about 6,38,000 rural settlements in India. The number of rural bank branches in India in March 2009 was just over 20,000. Close to 98% of India’s rural habitations do not have access to a bank.
Column : Should we really lose some sleep...
The government’s recent disclosures in the Rajya Sabha about the participation and concentration in equity and derivatives markets at the NSE have created consternation in a section of the media. This, however, may be an over-reaction.
Column : It’s a battle for hearts and minds
They say the blackest of the clouds have a silver lining. It is possible that the ongoing Maoist violence will finally focus the nation’s attention on how to deal with the tribals who constitute about 8% of India’s population.
Column : Mamata won, but who really lost?
The recently concluded civic polls in West Bengal have confirmed—if any further confirmation was necessary—that the tide has indeed turned in the state. The collapse of the Left has been more spectacular than expected.
The great Indian farce
Going by the media attention—the present piece included—Lalit Modi’s ouster from the IPL is a national event of....
Krishnamurthy V Subramanian
More pain, less gain
The recent increase in interest rates by the Reserve Bank of India presents a cause for serious concern since rising interest rates are likely to slow down corporate investment.
Column : The Irish question
What cost does a national government pay when it bails out its banks? Can the cost of a bank bailout be so humungous as to imperil the sovereign’s credit standing itself?
Column : Micro finance, macro objectives
Sample some data on the microfinance performance in India: According to the data provided by www.mixmarket.org, microfinance in India reached close to 270 lakh active borrowers in 2009, with the average loan size close to Rs 8,000.
Improving Haryana's land acquisition model
We had earlier argued that land acquisition transactions between farmers and private parties suffer from “asymmetric information,” i.e., the private party having better information about the value of growth opportunities from land.
Even the Haryana land model is flawed
The central government is proposing to adopt the famous Haryana model for compensating displaced people whose land is acquired for big industrial projects.
Give us a bloat - II
We need more financial innovation in India and not less. It is now well recognised in economic literature that innovation...
Give us a bloat - I
Taking cues from the undergoing efforts in the US and Europe to curb compensation in the financial sector, Reserve Bank of...
High-five the future-II
Thinking about ideas and recipes changes how one thinks about economic policy. A traditional explanation for the...
Telangana state: Is there an economic rationale? - The Economic Times
Krishnamurthy Subramanian,. January 07, 2011
Telangana state: Is there an economic rationale? ...
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/opinion/view-point/telangana-state-is-there-an-economic-rationale/articleshow/7207987.cms
Malegam report to hurt microfinance - Economic Times
Krishnamurthy Subramanian, , Febuary 08, 2011
Malegam Committee recommendations. An empirical analysis of the microfinance ...
http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2011-02-08/news/28431634_1_malegam-indian-mfis-loan-portfolio
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