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India has always had surplus labour and, as a result, fairly low wage rates. But instead of these being a strength, Indian states that had surplus labour and low wage rates have historically been the laggards in the growth story, writes @ieuditmisra. https://t.co/6hWfeVnrvm

When more money goes out of India than what comes in, the rupee’s exchange rate falls because it essentially means that the US dollars are more in demand relative to Indian rupee. What do data show on investments into India? @ieuditmisra explains. https://t.co/CwogLnbReV

The World Inequality Report for 2026 shows that the top 10% of the global population’s income-earners earn more than the remaining 90%, while the poorest half of the global population captures less than 10% of the total global income. ✍️ @ieuditmisra https://t.co/jk70wqoQOh

There are two parts of the puzzle. The rupee is weakening when, on paper, it should be strengthening. India has been the fastest-growing major economy for a while. Additionally, the dollar is weakening. @ieuditmisra explains: https://t.co/MhCIzt2AXl

When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression. (🖼️ by @fabiantodorovic)

Latest entry for my book reviews column: #BookLineThinker https://t.co/ASef2rhRnb

When Trump announced tariffs, he expected companies worldwide to return to the US to set up production, fuelling jobs and economic growth. That policy now seems to be too costly for the president. @ieuditmisra writes in this week's ExplainSpeaking https://t.co/t2SWQRmTZI

ExplainSpeaking: As Trump ends US govt shutdown, understanding its causes and why India never faces such a deadlock @ieuditmisra explains: https://t.co/8yYtSXAIDG

With the #NDA sweeping the #Bihar Assembly polls, this question has come in sharp focus. Here is a piece I wrote in the run-up to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections but it tackles some queries around this policy choice. https://t.co/xwSHUDtbT6

Chat GPT can help design pages, give snappy headlines and also eat up jobs of the desk hands who use it. This is from Pak newspaper Dawn.

So elated to share with all of you that I got a call from this huge media house to be featured in 30 under 30 And the prices are as follows: 1. Video Interview + felicitation: 4lakh + GST 2. Felicitation only: 3lakh + GST 3. Best Brand Award: 5 lakh + GST and I am excited to

Bihar’s overall base of economic activity is small. Its growth rates can thus flatter to deceive. With elections around the corner, @ieuditmisra looks at the state when compared to others like Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Kerala. https://t.co/2m7ttKT8RY

In Explained’s weekly column, titled ‘GDP: Graphs, Data, Perspectives’, @ieuditmisra contextualises recent GST data. Despite large collections for October, 20 states have collected less revenue than in the era of pre-GST taxes. https://t.co/0nspn1iblg

📣 📚 New Column on #Books 📚 📣 Hi Everyone, I am starting a new fortnightly column for @IndianExpress It is called "Book, Line & Thinker". This column would be a space to reflect on books, lines and authors that make sense of the world. First one here>

Here's why #Bihar's economic growth rates by themselves may not tell you the full story. Read the latest #ExplainSpeaking to understand the key macroeconomic question: Has the state’s growth trajectory bridged the gap between itself and the rest of India? #BiharElection2025

Will India become $30 trillion economy in 25 years, as Trade min Goyal claims? Yes and No. Yes, if India can replicate growth rate of past 25 years. No, if it grows at the rate over the past 11 years under PM Modi's govt. The diff b/w the two projections is huge. #ExplainSpeaking

In Explained’s weekly column, titled ‘GDP: Graphs, Data, Perspectives’, @ieuditmisra writes on how tariffs have impacted the US economy, and that of countries like China. This is also likely why their leaders recently met to manage trade issues. https://t.co/N7I9uCjqLw

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal recently stated that 20-25 years from now, India will be a $30 trillion economy. What is the basis of the projection, and what do the underlying data say about the pace of India's growth? @ieuditmisra explains: https://t.co/G0i8BVyfka

In Explained’s weekly column, titled ‘GDP: Graphs, Data, Perspectives’, @ieuditmisra breaks down how high deficits and public debts can impact countries and tax-payers over a long period, and the global trends in recent years. https://t.co/LYIOo7a5Wl

#EXPLAINED #NobelPrize2025 in Economics: How economic growth becoming the new normal The work of the newly minted Nobel laureates lies at the heart of many of the burning debates at present. https://t.co/wRlOO2OSR5