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How realistic are the prospects for a UK-India free trade agreement?

29 April 2021
Trade, Development, and Immigration

How realistic are the prospects for a UK-India free trade agreement?

Syed Kamall
29 April 2021
Boris Johnson will be disappointed at having to postpone his visit to India, which was scheduled for this week. Not … Continue reading “How realistic are the prospects for a UK-India free trade agreement?”

What are the chances of a UK/India trade deal?

10 October 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

What are the chances of a UK/India trade deal?

Raghav Talwar
10 October 2018
Earlier this year, India celebrated 71 years of independence – and what a journey it’s been. From being an impoverished … Continue reading “What are the chances of a UK/India trade deal?”

School choice has worked in India. But we need to compare like with like

30 August 2016
Education

School choice has worked in India. But we need to compare like with like

James Tooley
30 August 2016
Recently, critics of low-cost private schooling in developing countries – and there are many – had a field day. A … Continue reading “School choice has worked in India. But we need to compare like with like”

Outsourcing tuition to India will benefit pupils and could promote free-market reform of the education system

8 October 2010

Outsourcing tuition to India will benefit pupils and could promote free-market reform of the education system

Liberty Fitz-Claridge
8 October 2010
A British company has devised a scheme of one-to-one maths tuition in which teachers in India are connected to pupils … Continue reading “Outsourcing tuition to India will benefit pupils and could promote free-market reform of the education system”

Incredible India?

22 May 2009
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Incredible India?

Razeen Sally
22 May 2009
It is widely believed that India is forging a separate successful path to development, in contrast to the traditional comparative-advantage … Continue reading “Incredible India?”

Economics on the web (18.05.09)

18 May 2009
Economic Theory

Economics on the web (18.05.09)

Richard Wellings
18 May 2009
●  Philip Booth explains how regulation contributed to the financial crisis ●  Theodore Bromund reviews Verdict on the Crash ●  … Continue reading “Economics on the web (18.05.09)”

No frills, please: how private healthcare is spreading to India’s poor

27 April 2009
Healthcare

No frills, please: how private healthcare is spreading to India’s poor

Kristian Niemietz
27 April 2009
In the early 1990s, Nigel Lawson dubbed the NHS “the closest thing the English have to a religion”. Today, this … Continue reading “No frills, please: how private healthcare is spreading to India’s poor”

Mutual health insurance in India

3 September 2008
Healthcare

Mutual health insurance in India

Philip Booth
3 September 2008
The prevailing Western NGO view of how we should solve problems such as lack of health and education provision in … Continue reading “Mutual health insurance in India”

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