BY SAKSHAM KHOSLA
RAGHURAM RAJAN DESCRIBES THE CHANGING ROLE OF COMMUNITIES, MARKETS, AND THE STATE IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY.
BY ALISON DECKER
The conditions that international financial institutions attach to their loans have changed over time. But what does that look like on the ground, and does it have any impact on development outcomes?
BY DEBOLEENA RAKSHIT
GLOBALLY, YOUNG PEOPLE FACE GREATER BARRIERS TO EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES THAN OLDER WORKERS. WHAT CAN THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DO BETTER TO HELP YOUTH ACCESS DECENT WORK?
BY HAO CHEN
Nationwide protests were triggered by the removal of trees in Nanjing. How did this protest even happen in authoritarian China?
BY SAKSHAM KHOSLA
India’s national elections are only months away, and politicians across party lines are discussing large-scale direct cash transfers to secure the votes of two key constituencies – the farmers and the poor. But does a minimum income guarantee make for good economics?
BY CHARLES KENNY
Despite the fears of job loss, automation and AI could be enhancing human workers' productivity rather than replacing them. Dr. Charles Kenny discusses the evidence and the policy implications.
BY SAKSHAM KHOSLA
HOW IS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFORMING THE NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT, MARKETS, AND PUBLIC POLICY? SIMEON DJANKOV, THE DIRECTOR OF THE WORLD BANK’S WORLD DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2019, DISCUSSES THE CHANGING NATURE OF WORK WITH SAIS PERSPECTIVES.
