Mihir Swarup Sharma is the Director Centre for Economy and Growth Programme at the Observer Research Foundation.
He was trained as an economist and political scientist in Delhi and in Boston. His book, Restart: The Last Chance for the Indian Economy, was published in 2015; it won the Tata LitLive best Business Book of the Year and was longlisted for the Financial Times–McKinsey Business Book of the Year.
In 2019 Mihir co-edited What the Economy Needs Now with Abhijit Banerjee, Gita Gopinath and Raghuram Rajan. He is also the India columnist for Bloomberg Opinion, on the Editorial Board of the Business Standard newspaper in New Delhi, and an Aspen Fellow.
Commentaries
The RBI as outlier on inflation
European Regulators Should Let Banks Bank
South Asia should pay attention to its standout star
The politics of vaccines
Defending democracy is a job for the world, not the west
Modi should hold firm on farming
Developed countries can ignore macro-economic reality but India can't
India’s TikTok ban closes off path to stardom
India’s economy is ailing from more than COVID19
China is foolish to make an enemy of India
Looking beyond crises
Non-Violence is still a winning strategy
Pandemic is an opportunity for developing nations
No, India doesn’t need a bigger stimulus
Rolling up the welcome mat for Chinese investors
Fiscal prudence still matters
Coronavirus is straining the concept of federalism
Diplomacy is another victim of the virus
Developing countries shouldn’t waste this crisis
The wrong diagnosis