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T. N. Srinivasan is Professor of Economics at Yale University and Research Fellow at the Center for Research on Economic Development and Policy Reform, Stanford University.

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Can India Survive Globalization?

Can India Survive Globalization?

Jul 24, 2003 T.N. Srinivasan & Nirvikar Singh

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The Problem With Evidence-Based Policies
Feb 28, 2016

Ricardo, I am sure, knows that RCT is a method for making an internally valid inference from the sample with which the RCT experiment was done. To extend its findings beyond the sample and the experiment is not statistically valid ---for validation of findings to other contexts would in general require repeating the experiment in each context or embedding all contexts in a super model and use the relevant statistical inference techniques. This is well known and uonderstood, Ricardo should read Section 7e.2 of C.R. Rao.s classic text Linear Statistical Inference.
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The Most Important Health-Care Tool Is Trust
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The Most Important Health-Care Tool Is Trust

Jeremy Farrar urges policymakers, practitioners, and civic leaders to learn from a new survey of attitudes toward science.

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Can Europe Become a Global Player?
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Can Europe Become a Global Player?

Mark Leonard

As the nominee to serve as the EU's next High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell will have an opportunity to update Europe's approach to foreign policy. Chief among the challenges facing the bloc is to reassert its own sovereignty in an age of great-power politics.

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Is Politics Getting to the Fed?
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Is Politics Getting to the Fed?

Robert J. Barro

In the early 1980s, the chairman of the US Federal Reserve, Paul Volcker, was able to choke off runaway inflation because he was afforded the autonomy necessary to implement steep interest-rate hikes. Today, the Fed is clearly under unprecedented political pressure, and it is starting to show.

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Don’t Fear the Scooter
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Don’t Fear the Scooter

Alon Tal argues that smart policymaking can easily address most complaints about a new feature of urban life.

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Post-American Networks
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Post-American Networks

Anne-Marie Slaughter & Elina Ribakova show how the Trump administration has hastened the emergence of new global linkages that exclude the US.

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How Can Developing Countries Pay for the SDGs?
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How Can Developing Countries Pay for the SDGs?

Tania Masi, et al. say that strong institutional checks and balances are the key to mobilizing public finance for development.

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The Fall of the Economists’ Empire
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The Fall of the Economists’ Empire

Robert Skidelsky argues that the supposed univeralism of Western social science and values always depended on Western power.

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The US Needs to Talk About China
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The US Needs to Talk About China

Minxin Pei urges the Trump administration to explain to the public the objectives of its confrontational policy.

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