My latest "Economics Express" revisits the trade and wage inequality debate from the 1990s, which resonates even today.

http://mintne.ws/1C3m5zz

Drawing inspiration from a superb weekend seminar on B.R. Shenoy, the forgotten free marketeer, and an interesting take by Lord Bauer, my latest Mint column asks whether economic advisors are genuinely influential or merely useful?

http://mintne.ws/1yXQEpe 

My latest "In the Margins" column in Mint argues India must resist US pressure to adopt Chinese style GHG emission control targets.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/9PzVzVm8GUeVPBGqhzwtcP/Climate-change-boxing-India-into-a-corner.html

My first "Economics Express" for Mint revisits the shock therapy vs. gradualism debate from the 1990s, in which I played a small part making the case for gradualism.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/59HXTAeslrKlx6oAtVfO3J/Do-big-bang-reforms-succeed.html

Here's a podcast of my talk on India an Modi in Saskatoon last month.

http://www.schoolofpublicpolicy.sk.ca/_documents/_public_lectures/2014.10.30_Vivek_Dehejia.mp3

I speak to El Pais about the resolution of the India-US dispute at the WTO.

http://internacional.elpais.com/internacional/2014/11/13/actualidad/1415884921_446455.html

Delighted to be joining Mint today as a fortnightly columnist, my first "In the Margins" column compares Stephen Harper and Narendra Modi in the realm of "relentless gradualism".

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/VxyBAnN0ijhRe1lSkq3B8I/Narendra-Modi-going-the-Stephen-Harper-way.html