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Why are We Staring at a Global Debt Problem Yet Again?
Hidden debt is a major problem across the world that the G20 Data Gaps Initiative needs to resolve, writes Anoop Singh.Act with Urgency to Reform the International Monetary System
An IMF restructured to function more equitably would reinforce its role in global monetary and financial governance.The Essential Reform of the International Monetary System
Anoop Singh elaborates the essential pillars of a radically renovated International Monetary Fund (IMF) to face the challenges of the future.The Essential Reform of the International Monetary System
Anoop Singh, Bernard Snoy and Michel Camdessus analyse the need to reform the international monetary system.Let us Deploy Fiscal Federalism Against Climate Change
By strengthening the role of fiscal federalism in addressing climate change, it would enable India a more effective utilisation of financial resources (includin funds raised by green bonds), enhance state capacities, promote policy coherence and drive sustainable development across the country.Environment Policy Needs Federalism to Play a Big Role
How well central and state-level administrations coordinate climate action will determine key outcomes, writes Anoop Singh.Asia Needs to Focus on Productivity to Lead Global Growth
Sustained productivity growth would be better driven by technological capital deepening with related organisational changes and increased competition that can result in more efficient methods of production, says Anoop Singh.Reforms Will Determine Whether China Can Return to Rapid Growth
Its economy should adjust its growth model again and financial liberalization could set a ball rolling to accelerate expansion.The G20 must help create a global financial safety net
The challenge is to develop a carefully sequenced agenda for the next few years until political conditions allow a broader reform of the international monetary system.Set the G20 Pace on Plugging Public Finance Data Gaps
Anoop Singh discusses how “data for development" will be an integral part of India's G20 presidency.Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2022: Meeting Challenges of Resetting...
Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2022: Many envisage a return to fiscal rules to strengthen credibility. But today’s situation offers an opportunity to rethink fiscal rules and the underlying fiscal frameworks.India’s Public Financial Management System: Need for Reforms and Way...
The paper looks at the key areas in which India needs Public Financial Management (PFM) reforms, building on the provisions of a draft PFM law prepared by an expert group and cited by the Fifteenth Finance Commission.Reforming the Public Financial Management System in India
Streamlining a scattered PFM framework in the country by drawing from other countries and proposing reforms in the existing system.Six Monthly Indicators of Recession
The US economy isn’t in recession but may slip into one, writes Anoop Singh.The Pandemic-flagged Need for a New Fiscal Framework
India should consider moving toward a new principles-based fiscal strategy, rather than returning to a fiscal framework based on rigid numerical fiscal targets, writes Anoop Singh.India’s Human Capital: The Regulatory Context for Leveraging Federalism
Anoop Singh and Kevin James and others discuss ways to improve India's human capital indicators.The US must play champion of open world trade again
Among the needed reforms is a trade agenda that removes US President Joe Biden’s predecessor Donald Trump’s protectionist measuresAmerica’s economic resurgence and the sting in its tail
The surprisingly strong recovery in the US, whose economic expansion is outpacing the world’s as well as that of emerging marketsIndia’s fiscal architecture: Lessons from the world and a way forward
This discussion note argues that India needs to benchmark its fiscal architecture to 21st century international standards.A decentralised approach and strong local governments can enhance...
Leveraging the true potential of our multi-level federal system represents the best way forward towards developing human capital.India must manage public finances better
The ministry of finance could launch the process of stakeholder consultations and prepare a time-bound plan for the implementation of comprehensive public financial management reforms at all levels of government.India’s fiscal architecture needs changes
The fiscal rules that have evolved over time in many advanced countries are now being tested during the COVID-19 crisis.