Linkfest

Sunday, April 9th, 2017

I come across a lot of good articles from across the web. This linkfest will help you cut out the noise and focus on what was important in the last week:

 

Indian Economy:

• There will now be Rs. 200 notes (Livemint)
• Farm loan waivers and their effects (Vivek Kaul)
• Has the energy sector in India transformed? (Bloomberg Quint)
• ATMs are still running dry (Livemint and Mostly Economics)
• The poor don’t count (Manas Chakravarty)
• The true impact of demonetisation (Indira Rajaraman)
• The highway liquor ban could have negative effects (Bloomberg Quint)
• The quality of debt at Indian firms is improving (Livemint)
• We continue to have too many stalled projects (Livemint)
• What is the real GDP number? (Bloomberg Quint)
• India’s data problem (Mostly Economics)
• Who cares about the RBI rate policy? (Tamal Bandyopadhyay)

 

General:

• Emerging monetary Policy divergence (Advisor Perspectives)
• How to promote entrepreneurs (Urbanomics)
• Urban productivity in the developing world (Marginal Revolution)
• The return of traditional journalism? (FT Alphaville )
• Ride-hailing apps curb drunk driving (The Economist )

 

Investing and Personal Finance:

• The downside of direct plans (Business World)
• How much is enough? (Pragmatic Capitalism)
• Spend more time relaxing (Subramoney)

 

 

Sajjid Chinnoy on the latest RBI Policy (YouTube)

 

The Debt-Equity trade-off (Aswath Damodaran)

 

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