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DESCRIPTION:The Moynihan Institute’s South Asia Center presents a talk by K
 aushik Basu.During its short history\, since Independence in 1947 to now\,
  India’s economy has gone through ups and downs and India has experimented
  with different kinds of policies\, with important lessons for all develop
 ing countries. The lecture will briefly go over this history and then focu
 s on some of the big challenges faced by India\, and in fact the world\, t
 oday\, from the shrinking demand for labor\, thanks to advances in digital
  technology\, to the changing nature of globalization and global markets.T
 his event is co-sponsored by:&nbsp\;Economics DepartmentWhitman SchoolKieb
 ach Center for International Business StudiesKaushik Basu is pofessor of e
 conomics and the Carl Marks Professor at Cornell University. From 2012 to 
 2016 he was the chief economist of the World Bank. Educated at St. Stephen
 ’s College\, Delhi\, and the London School of Economics\, Basu has publish
 ed extensively in development economics\, game theory\, welfare economics 
 and industrial organization. His most recent book "The Republic of Beliefs
 : A New Approach to Law and Economics" was published by Princeton Universi
 ty Press in 2018.
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SUMMARY:A Short History of India’s Economy since 1947 and the Current Chall
 enge
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 ince Independence in 1947 to now\, India’s economy has gone through ups an
 d downs and India has experimented with different kinds of policies\, with
  important lessons for all developing countries. The lecture will briefly 
 go over this history and then focus on some of the big challenges faced by
  India\, and in fact the world\, today\, from the shrinking demand for lab
 or\, thanks to advances in digital technology\, to the changing nature of 
 globalization and global markets.</span><br></div><div><br></div><p>This e
 vent is co-sponsored by:&nbsp\;</p><p>Economics Department<br>Whitman Scho
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 v><p>Kaushik Basu is pofessor of economics and the Carl Marks Professor at
  Cornell University. From 2012 to 2016 he was the chief economist of the W
 orld Bank. Educated at St. Stephen’s College\, Delhi\, and the London Scho
 ol of Economics\, Basu has published extensively in development economics\
 , game theory\, welfare economics and industrial organization. His most re
 cent book "The Republic of Beliefs: A New Approach to Law and Economics" w
 as published by Princeton University Press in 2018.</p></div>
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