Suman Bery

Suman Bery is Non-resident Fellow at the Bruegel think-tank in Belgium and formerly Director-General of the New Delhi-based National Council of Applied Economic Research. He tweets @sumanbery

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Suman Bery writes: NITI Aayog’s role in ensuring collaboration between states and centreSubscriber Only

July 12, 2022 03:45 IST

Suman Bery writes: Establishing open borders within the country for an open labour market; facilitating effective implementation of national programmes for job creation, improving the quality of the labour force are some of the main challenges.

Tue, Jul 12, 2022

Corona lockdown has profound economic implications. Policy response should be coherentSubscriber Only

March 24, 2020 04:38 IST

Policy to address coronavirus crisis must be guided by need to support easy reversibility, subsidiarity, sustainability.

Tue, Mar 24, 2020

Demonetisation anniversary: The consequences of 8/11 and how it changed IndiaSubscriber Only

November 08, 2017 09:31 IST

In my view the Prime Minister was chasing bigger game, both economically and politically. Inevitably, the two are intimately linked. Mr Modi’s underlying purpose is to signal a fundamental discontinuity in the prevailing economic ethos.

Wed, Nov 08, 2017

Government looks at ‘expenditure’ budget to aid higher growth

Long-term growth potential, or dead in the long run?Subscriber Only

October 03, 2017 08:47 IST

By linking growth both with employment as well as with the imperative of holding our own with China for strategic autonomy, Prime Minister Modi has brought sustainable, high quality, inclusive economic growth to the centre of political discussion, which is where it rightfully belongs.

Tue, Oct 03, 2017

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Is India on track or off the rails?Subscriber Only

August 18, 2017 17:37 IST

The shocking reality is that where India was in 1947 is about where England was in 1280, while India in 2010 is where England was in the Victorian era, 700 years later. So our development has been ten times quicker than the country from which we gained independence.

Fri, Aug 18, 2017

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Engagement in a time of turbulenceSubscriber Only

June 30, 2017 07:39 IST

The arrival of China as an increasingly significant setter of global standards may be uncomfortable for India but is near-inevitable and needs to be planned for.

Fri, Jun 30, 2017