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  • May 14, 2020

    We may have to take recourse to some extraordinary sources to finance the exceptional spending needed to revive growth Policymakers have to decide if they want higher growth along with other pain points or a little less growth but also less pain that would have to be borne later on In my column last month...   Read More

    By : Sudipto Mundle
  • April 24, 2020

    It’s less egalitarian than TV in delivering education. Net-based learning holds promise provided the digital ecosystem improves The NCAER Skills Report 2018 discussed the immense potential of online learning albeit as complementary to more traditional methods. In the current situation online education is turning out to be a substitute to traditional modes. Is India ready...   Read More

    By : Bornali Bhandari Charu Jain Ajaya Kumar Sahu
  • April 23, 2020

    Survey asks what activities respondents would resume if lockdown gets lifted on May 4 The National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) an economic policy research institute on Thursday launched the second round of Delhi National Capital Region Coronavirus Telephone Survey (DCVTS). The results of this second round will be released on May 2. “The...   Read More

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  • April 20, 2020

    When asked about how many people they had come in contact with outside the house over the preceding 24 hours over 50 per cent responded that they had not come in contact with anyone. With the nation in the midst of an extended lockdown to prevent the spread of COVID-19 the question of what to...   Read More

    By : Sonalde Desai Santanu Pramanik
  • April 20, 2020

    Gender-based consequences of Coronavirus make it imperative for both the administration and social networks to ensure that the pandemic does not negate the gains of gender equality Even after the conclusion of the first phase of the three-week nationwide lockdown imposed by the Government and its further extension up to May 3 to curb the...   Read More

    By : Anupma Mehta
  • April 11, 2020

    The National Council of Applied Economic Research NCAER released the results of its first round of the Delhi National Capital Region Coronavirus Telephone Survey (DCVTS) on Sunday April 12 2020. The study conducted by NCAER’s National Data Innovation Centre uses a scientifically designed rapid telephone survey in both the urban and rural parts of Delhi...   Read More

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  • April 4, 2020

    The Indian economy will face an income loss of Rs 1.7 lakh crore per week or a total of Rs 5.1 lakh crore during the three-week-long shutdown called by the Govt The pandemic COVID-19 has already affected over 1016395 people across the world and there have been 53238 deaths worldwide. Out of this over 20000...   Read More

    By : Sanjib Pohit
  • April 1, 2020

    This is the first of a series of Measurement Briefs from the NCAER National Data Innovation Centre based on the findings from the Delhi Metropolitan Area Study. This particular Brief on employment outlines the challenges in measuring women’s work and demonstrates how different approaches of employment measurement determine the status of women’s employment. The results...   Read More

    By : Sonalde Desai Santanu Pramanik Dinesh Kumar Tiwari Neerad Deshmukh
  • March 24, 2020

    As Coronavirus attacks the manufacturing sector  the Govt’s farm policy will have to be more consistent to help kickstart the economy In spite of the best efforts of the Government since 2014 manufacturing growth has not picked up in the country. It is not likely to do so in the near future too due to...   Read More

    By : Sanjib Pohit
  • March 23, 2020

    The schemes in place for essentials like food healthcare and income support should be appropriately modified to minimise economic burden on the affected communities. Our economic and social lives as we know it have been thrown in disarray. While some of the productive activity in the services sectors has moved to ‘work from home’ it...   Read More

    By : Bornali Bhandari
  • March 19, 2020

    That is our best hope to contain the viral outbreak and avert getting overwhelmed by a possible jump in the number of cases It is often said that India’s administrative system performs poorly under normal conditions engaged more in serving itself rather than the public but performs remarkably well—sometimes not always—when there is a natural...   Read More

    By : Sudipto Mundle
  • March 19, 2020

    The trinity of Covid-19 restructuring of Yes Bank and fall in oil prices amidst the current slowdown marks the onset of Spring Fever in India that we would rather not have. The trinity of factors has made a precarious economic situation worse. While the recent sharp drop in oil prices can act as a benign...   Read More

    By : Bornali Bhandari
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