China, India, Brazil and South Africa: Engines of Growth in the World?
A presentation by Deepak Nayar, Distinguished University Professor of Economics, at his public talk “China, India, Brazil and South Africa: Engines of Growth in the [...]
China’s Gradual Economic Reform in Light of Income and Wealth Distribution
A presentation by Zhao Renwei, Professor at the Institute of Economics, CASS, at his public talk “Subaltern Urbanization in India” at The New School on [...]
China's Gradual Economic Reform in Light of Income and Wealth Distribution
A presentation by Zhao Renwei, Professor at the Institute of Economics, CASS, at his public talk “Subaltern Urbanization in India” at The New School on [...]
The Constituent Assembly Elections in Nepal: Some experiences
A presentation by Bhojraj Pokharel, Chief Election Commissioner, at the Reflections and Analysis of the Historic Constituent Assembly Election at The New School on November [...]
Adam Smith in Beijing: Lineages of the New Asian Age
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A Maoist Vision for a New Nepal
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The paradox of global petroleum demand and supply
Below is an article by Hiren Doshi, "The paradox of global petroleum demand and supply" published in The Financial Express. http://www.financialexpress.com/news/The-paradox-of-global-petroleum-demand-and-supply/339023