Thoughts on Theory and Practice
THEORIZING REAL LIFE AND SUCH
The piece attempts to theorize the production linked incentives seeking to induce firms to relocate their production base from China to India across host of sectors
Read More Theorizing Production Linked IncentivesSeeking to understand the possible motivations in the proposed supply chain pacts between Australia, India and Japan
Read More Supply Chain Pacts and China- Some Thoughtsin response to fatalities in Galwan Valley, why it is important for India to act firm and the signals it sends to the rest of the world
Read More Galwan Clashes, Possible Indian Response and Global SignallingDecodes the reasons for the split of the Soviet Union and whether China might follow suit
Read More The Soviet Union Break-Up: Some Thoughtsthe current Chinese hegemonic approach rather a novelty is a continuation of centuries long practice. the article looks at a comparison with Ming dynasty practice to understand Chinese mind set.
Read More Locating Historical Anchors to Contemporary Chinese BehaviorTo many, economics still seems to be operating in an abstract zone with little connection to reality. Yet it is far from the truth. Instances abound in everyday life where economics find a conscious or subconscious applications. Economists like Schelling, Becker, Frank, Levitt among many others delved deep into these dimensions to build about a […]
Read More Perverse Economics of Mao’s AgendaAttempts to understand the Chinese world view and the possible options before the rest of the world as it seeks to hold China accountable for the Wuhan pandemic
Read More Chinese Worldview: An Overview
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