India's Federal Reforms / U.S.-India Commercial Relations
The Chair on India and Emerging Asia Economics focuses on pro-growth measures that will help businesses thrive and create employment in both the United States and India
India’s central government still tightly controls many functions of the economy. Relaxing these controls can unleash domestic growth and boost U.S.-India trade and investment. The Chair on India and Emerging Asia Economics focuses on pro-growth measures that will help businesses thrive and create employment in both nations.
Contact Information
- Abhinav Subramaniam
- Program Coordinator and Research Assistant, Chair on India and Emerging Asia Economics
- ASubramaniam@csis.org
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Newsletter by Richard M. Rossow — July 7, 2020
Covid-19: A New U.S.-India Higher Education Infrastructure
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Commentary by Jayant Krishna — June 3, 2020
U.S.-India Economic Ties: Opportunity through Crisis
Commentary by Richard M. Rossow — May 13, 2020
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Partnership 2020 Newsletter
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U.S.-India Insight: Gravity Hits U.S.-India Goods Trade
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U.S.-India Insight: Slowing Economy, Slowing Pace of Reforms
Newsletter by Richard M. Rossow — January 27, 2020
U.S.-India Insight: India’s Slowdown: Impact on International Community
Newsletter by Richard M. Rossow — December 18, 2019
U.S.-India Insight: Twenty-Nine Solutions to India's Slowdown
Newsletter by Richard M. Rossow — October 28, 2019