Category: Demography
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When an Asset Exists on Paper but Cannot Enter the Economy
From Revenue Collection to Economic Confusion India’s land problem did not begin with modern industry, urbanisation or infrastructure. Its roots lie in a system historically designed to collect revenue rather than guarantee ownership. Colonial-era surveys, village maps, tax registers and possession records were created by different authorities for different purposes.…
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When the Dream of Owning a Home Starts Slowing the Economy
When a Home Becomes a Financial Burden For generations, owning a home was seen as a symbol of security, stability, and progress. Today, for millions of families, it is slowly becoming a source of financial pressure. Across the world, house prices have increased much faster than incomes, turning the dream…
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Development Agenda 2030 at Risk: The White Whale of Global Aspirations
From Idealism to Uncertainty: The Evolution of the SDG DreamWhen the global community, led by institutions like the United Nations, adopted the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015, it represented one of the most ambitious collective economic and social commitments in human history. Rooted in the optimism of post-globalization cooperation,…
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Investing in People: Rethinking the Foundations of Economic Growth
Economic development has never been a linear story. From the industrial revolutions of the nineteenth century to the digital transformations of the twenty-first, nations that succeeded were rarely those that simply copied the past. Instead, they were those that understood the deeper drivers of productivity—human capability, institutional flexibility, and the…
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“From Flight to Future: The Economic Power of Migrants and Refugees”
In an era defined by geopolitical upheavals, climate shocks, and economic disparities, migration and refugee flows have become not just humanitarian issues but major economic and policy drivers. The ways nations structure their migration and refugee policies today will determine both the demographic makeup and the economic trajectory of tomorrow.…
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Building a Resilient Future: Addressing the Global Challenges of Inequality, Sustainability, and Urbanization
The world is at a critical juncture. Economic instability, climate change, rapid urbanization, and demographic shifts are reshaping the way societies function. As we look ahead, the pressing question is – how can we foster inclusive growth, ensure sustainability for future generations, and leverage technology to create equitable opportunities for…
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