Rehumanising the poor In The News Macro Economics R&D by Industrial Economist - November 1, 20190 Lazy. Desperate. Helpless. Resilient. Resourceful. Undeserving. All over the world, the ways in which our societies view the poor are mired with stereotypes. Those of us who have worked with poor communities around the world know the struggle of fighting these stereotypes with a harsh truth: the decisions that poor people
End of dominance of fossil fuels? In The News R&D by Industrial Economist - November 1, 20190 World is going through an energy transition. The end of the dominance of fossil fuels is on the horizon. The role of oil in meeting energy requirements will be diminished in the future. It is time planners revisit the topic of energy security and oil buffer. During the first oil shock
Continue CSR spend in higher learning and research… Education R&D by Industrial Economist - July 1, 20190 If at least 25 per cent of the CSR spend by corporates is donated to institutions of higher learning and research, we can expect Indian success stories like ISRO, DRDO, Nuclear Power Corporation of India, C-DAC, Center for Cellular and Molecular Biology... to deliver patents and products that will be