At Your Doorstep: Transforming Governance in Delhi
Innovation in government services to citizen (G2C) service platform By Claudia Eyzaguirre, Shaloo Jeswani, Taekyeong Yoo, Vrashabh Kapate Summary The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) won […]
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A Legacy of Negligence: The Historical Mistreatment of Indigenous Peoples in the United States
By Genevieve Kaplan Introduction Those indigenous to the United States have proven vital to the country’s prosperity historically, yet are treated with discrimination, stemming from […]
Insulating India’s Supply Chains from External Shocks like COVID-19
By Vrashabh Kapate Executive Summary India relies heavily on imports to meet some of its vital needs such as medical devices. During the COVID-19 crisis, […]
Love, Childcare, and Simple Macroeconomics
By Kathryn White My Love Story Sometimes, the best motivation for policy reform starts with a love story. Growing up, both of my parents worked […]
Pakistan’s Misguided Electric Vehicle Policy
By Mahnum Khan Pakistan’s Misguided Electric Vehicle Policy. In an attempt to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in accordance with the Paris Climate Agreement, the Pakistan […]
Shrinkonomics: Aging Policies in Japan and China
By Rongjie Fang Introduction On May 11, 2021, the results of China’s seventh census were released. As people are already aware, China’s population is aging. […]
The Role of Cost-Benefit Analysis in Public Policy Decision-Making
Why Cost-Benefit Analysis is an Inefficient Decision-Making Process in Public Policy By Delaney Edge What is Cost-Benefit Analysis? Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) is a process used […]
Tackling the Learning Crisis in the Global South
By Gaby Sanchez I. Problem: The Learning Crisis Despite an increase in levels of attendance among school children in the Global South, UNICEF reports about […]
Living Up to the Legacy of “Never Again”: How the U.S. Can Support Ethiopians as Civil War Looms
By Daren Caughron Today, Ethiopia stands on the brink of disaster. Just a few years ago, outside observers were celebrating the significant economic and political […]
Who Controls the Data? An Economic Exploration of the Right to Consumer Privacy
By Sakshina Bhatt & Barrett Redmond In his book Seeing Like a State, author James Scott points out that “the roots of the word ‘statistics’ […]
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