Public sector enterprises absorb huge investments, depreciate the quality of life and are usually a drag on the economy.
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In India the entry coasts into public life are appallingly low,crowding out the more upright people.
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A bureaucrat's welcome memoirs, but sadly not candid enough
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Not a middle-of-the-decade review, but a guide to the future
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A riveting book argues capitalism and democracy are incompatible
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A grand vision marred by a limited, ethnocentric approach
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Dreze and Sen fail to specify how to translate analysis into action
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A seminal work on post-Cold War alignments and dynamics
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Leading economists pay tribute to the father of Indian reforms
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Essaying a wide panorama
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