In a blog post of the Harvard Economics Review, CAFRAL's Sujan Bandyopadhyay and Anmol Agarwal quote our work on regional divergence.

Seventy-one years after independence, the problem of how to address the country’s vast economic disparities remains

Are night lights on earth captured by satellites from outer space a good way to measure inequality?

Both across states and across districts within each state, there is a wide, and widening, disparity in economic activity across regions

Had there been no GST regime, could Chandrababu Naidu possibly have resorted to other sources of revenue through state-specific taxes and not severed ties with the NDA?

Resident Senior Fellow, Vivek Dehejia, spoke at the Watson Institute at Brown University on "From the 'Idea of India' to the 'New Idea of India': The Political Economy of Federalism in India", in March 2018...

The ongoing crisis in Catalonia region is a salutary reminder to India of what can go wrong when regional grievances are allowed to fester

Income inequality in India through the MD-to-worker pay ratio in 20 companies; 15 from the private sector and 5 from the public sector.

Resident Senior Fellow, Vivek Dehejia, spoke at the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns University on 'State-level Inequality in India: Economics, Politics and Public Policy', in October 2017....

The ‘3-3-3’ puzzle is nothing but a theory that the three richest states in India are three times as rich as the three poorest states.