Nishat Shah
IIM alumnus
Writer is an alumnus of IIM-A. He is an Ahmedabad-based commentator on business and economic affairs.
By Nishat Shah
High levels of anti-incumbency is a warning to the political class, and to parliamentary democracy itself.
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Unlike 2013 and 2014, it won't be a Modi-wave in the state elections this time.
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New Delhi needs to increase exports and find a way to improve its Current Account Deficit.
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The minimum support price for crop cannot be fixed on the basis of production cost. They are driven by demand and supply.
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Our feudal attitude ensures that we continue to treat our public representatives with exaggerated respect instead of holding them to account.
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The politicians are forever concerned about elections and the easiest way to get re-elected is playing the caste and communal card.
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The biggest confusion has been the lack of growth of merchandise exports over the last four years.
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It is going to be an exciting year politically and the election seems to be closer than what it appeared to be sometime back.
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The consumer has not benefitted from low oil prices in the last four years and hence should be shielded when oil prices are rising.
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Whimsical policies of taxation have continued in the oil sector.
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