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India, BRICS and Alternative International Reserve Currencies (opens the original)
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The recent BRICS summit in New Delhi involved a number of policy discussions, including those concerning the exploration of alternatives to the US Dollar. In spite of the evident disadvantages of over-reliance on one currency for international trade and finance, India is possibly the least forthcoming in exploring alternatives to the US dollar. How would having multiple international reserve currencies enhance India’s policy sovereignty? No government whose currency is an international reserve c
On the Macroeconomics of the legal redefinition of labour processes (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court has narrowed the meaning of “industry” under Section 2(p) of the Industrial Relations Code 2020, moving away from the broad definition set earlier by the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board case. The fact that the Supreme Court has omitted sovereign, charitable, social and philanthropic activities from its official definition of industry means that there are fewer types of institutional arrangements in which workers can negotiate collectively, resist dismissal or claim hi
Major leaks in food security system (opens the original)
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The problems in India’s food security system are becoming hard to ignore. In Madhya Pradesh, recent investigations found large-scale issues in the Public Distribution System (PDS) supply chain. Officials are reportedly diverting subsidised grain intended for the State’s poorest residents to commercial buyers. Initial estimates suggest this diversion could amount to thousands of tonnes every year, although the full scope of the scheme is still unclear. In August 2026, Delhi AAP leader Saurabh Bha
Gender stereotypes in the job market (opens the original)
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In an interview waiting room, brief conversations can reveal longstanding beliefs about gender roles in employment. A common statement, “If your partner is already working, why do you need to work?” indicates a global viewpoint that treats women’s jobs as optional and unnecessary. This belief, often framed as fairness or job sharing, contributes to a bias that keeps women marginalised within the workforce. The notion of “one job per family” assumes that jobs go to households rather than individu
Labour markets need state intervention (opens the original)
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The “free market” case against government intervention in the wage determination process goes like this: if wages are set artificially high, employers will hire fewer workers, unemployment rises, and the market’s “natural” equilibrium is disrupted. Leave it to supply and demand, and wages will find their own fair or equilibrium level. This argument seems to have internal logic but only when the market it describes actually exists. Separate demand and supply functions with profit maximising firms
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