IIM Bangalore
IIM Bangalore
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On Zingales' crony capitalists
Capitalism, if played according to the rules will work efficiently and be good for everybody
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Co-opting the misunderstood: India's cryptocoin moment
In developing and emerging countries, mainstreaming crypto coins can have significant public good impacts since it could help to insulate the unorganized sections of the economy from the clutches of agents of crime
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Justice delayed! Are courts involved in an infinite game?
A game theoretic conjecture of the delayed judicial processes and mounting pendency of cases in the Indian courts
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Perplexing silence on falling rupee
Averting a steep rupee drop would have been in sync with the RBI's stated intention of curbing exchange rate volatility, fully accepting its sensible policy of not having any specific exchange rate target
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Managing talent for excellence - in conversation with P Gopichand
At an event titled Thinkers League, organised by Lenovo, we discussed how he manages talent and shapes them for excellent performance
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Judges often fail to interpret a legal norm. Or do they?
Looking at the problem of legal interpretation from the lens of game theory
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Indian Ecommerce Policy: Can it help small and medium businesses?
In spite of having a growing domestic market, Indian ecommerce companies have been facing stiff competition from the global giants
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Misaligned agriculture: A major source of India's water problems
India is not a water poor country, however, the demand for water is increasing every day due to the growing population and inefficient use of water resources
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WTO non-compliant subsidies: Impact on Indian apparel exporters
Why the government and export promotion councils have not taken any measures to have design alternative and "smart subsidies" for the industry in 2017, which could have been WTO compliant
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The challenges of managing data
The challenge for governments and regulators is to understand the ways in which data is created and the many ways in which it may be used