Chandan Sapkota's blog

What happens when the demand for education outstrips supply for education? Well, there won’t be enough teachers and rooms to fit them all!...

There has been a lot of debate about the gains from the Doha Round . It was initially estimated that the developing countries would gain tre...

We explore the impact of elections on the quality of economic policy and governance in developing countries. We argue that not only do el...

China will become of the world’s largest economy in 2032 (but not in terms of income per capita!) Forecasting macroeconomic developments ...

Dipak Dasgupta, Lead Economist for South Asia at the World Bank lists four reasons that have helped South Asia's growth rate from plung...

Daron Acemoglu explains why and how there is persistent inequality and what can be done about it (fix incentives and governments): ...

It has been reckoned that around 350,000 new work forces enter into the job market each year and around 200,000 of them are finding jobs ...