Chandan Sapkota's blog

In my latest Op-ed I estimate the costs of strike or closing down a country. It is called banda in Nepali. Political parties, student u...

Liberating Nepal In depressing times like these, Shakya offers a number of reasons to remain optimistic Trying to grasp the multitude of...

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To make the argument, Growth isn’t Possible uses a hamster to illustrate what would happen if there were no limits to growth. Hamsters do...

"There is no magic bullet for sources of growth; growth regressions have not produced anything substantial to identify the sources of g...

My latest op-ed is about the downfall of garment industry in Nepal (thanks to Theo Birch for helping to fine-tune the article!). The ina...

Frot and Santiso argue that too much aid fragmentation is not an important issue; too little competition between the suppliers of aid is th...