Chandan Sapkota's blog

Paras Kharel looks beyond simple economic theoretical benefits from the revised trade treaty (2009) between Nepal and India. The devil in th...

Finland is one of the examples of successful state-led development, where the state helped in capital accumulation (reflected in an "un...

This Discussion Paper No. 2009/05 from UNU-WIDER says that aid has a positive and statistically significant effect on growth over the lo...

Commerce ministers of Nepal and India signed a new bilateral trade treaty, which would have a life of seven years, yesterday. This new trea...

Michael Clemens and David McKenzie argue so: ... common idea that skilled emigration amounts to "stealing" require...

Rodrik tries to debunk the overly hyped protectionism debate during the economic crisis: What about the recent tariffs imposed b...

Few months ago, I wrote an op-ed arguing for a swift liquidation of Nepal Development Bank (NDB). Four months down the road, the whole is...