Whitepapers
Indian Exchanges -The Final Countdown!
A near US$500trn – 10x world’s GDP – is the turnover on global exchanges today! Intrinsically an annuity business, sticky ‘liquidity’ renders the industry quasimonopolistic where ‘winner takes all’.
The Political Economy of Infrastructure Development in
Post-Independence India
Infrastructure services, defined broadly to include roads, ports, airports, communication networks, water supply, irrigation systems, and electric power, have unique characteristics that invariably generate special interest among governments of all kinds, be they monarchical, authoritarian, republican or otherwise.
Financing Infrastructure
It was not so long ago that infrastructure investment in India was financed almost entirely by the public sector – from government budgetary allocations and internal resources of public sector infrastructure companies.
