This may be of interest to some folks working on trade and labor: a little survey I did last year of recent work on dynamic labor adjustment to trade shocks (forthcoming in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Economics and Finance). papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… (1/6)

Great “Global Insider” podcast with @PoliticoRyan with Craig Parsons based on our Foreign Affairs piece, “Single-Market Power” open.spotify.com/episode/2dlwtn… Johns Hopkins SAIS Council on Foreign Relations EUSA. Thanks so much for having us on the show, Ryan!

#Opinion | "Trade expansion is critical for growth. But, achieving economically meaningful deals will need political will and management of the competing interests of domestic stakeholders" ✍️ Pravin Krishna #HTPremium hindustantimes.com/opinion/trade-…

India will become an increasingly important economic and political force in the world. A constant flow of scholars from all over the world to India will help us understand the political economy better. ISB-NBER partnership is a welcome step in that direction.

The World Bank has updated its country classifications by income level. Belize, Panama, and Romania moved up to higher-income groups. But Lebanon, Palau, and Zambia dropped to lower-income groups. wrld.bg/oyZX50JYAs5

Congratulations, Indermit!

My talk tomorrow on Indian Trade Policy (9 am EST, 630 pm IST) at the Institute for Economic Growth Institute of Economic Growth (with the Department of Economic Affairs) -- Part of a series of talks to celebrate the 75th year of India's Independence. Link below. Johns Hopkins SAIS Johns Hopkins Gupta-Klinsky India Institute (GKII)

Union Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman addresses scholars of Johns Hopkins SAIS on India’s unique Digital Public Goods #DPG story & multiplier effects created through the interlinkages of ‘Technology, Finance and Governance’. The session was moderated by Mr Pravin Krishna.

Invigorating interaction of FM Nirmala Sitharaman with students of Johns Hopkins SAIS Johns Hopkins University

A superb session by Hon. FM Nirmala Sitharaman, on how India has harnessed technology to achieve a manifold improvement in governance youtu.be/8XLwyzdQME8 This is an area where India has blazed a new trail. Well-hosted by Pravin Krishna Johns Hopkins SAIS. Must watch!

This month, SAIS hosted India's Ministry of Finance and Corporate Affairs, @NSitharaman, for a conversation with SAIS' @Krishna_Pravin on tech, finance, and more. After @NSitharamanOffc's address, students had the unique opportunity to meet Sitharaman, pose questions, and take selfies.

NCAER invites papers for its flagship Conference India Policy Forum 2023. Only original, near-complete papers will be accepted. Submissions from younger scholars are particularly welcome. Karthik Muralidharan Pravin Krishna For more details, see: ncaer.org/event/call-for…

3rd Columbia Summit on Indian Economy Raj Center this 24th and 25th. See the stellar cast of authors and panels. We begin at 9:00amET/6:30pm IST. The in-person event will be live-streamed. Watch for the link in this space. Pl RT to spread the word.

How did Dr BR Shenoy inspire the minds who shape India's economic policies? The BR Shenoy Memorial Lecture commemorates Dr Shenoy’s legacy and continues to inspire generations of economists and reformers. Hear from India’s senior economists as they reflect on BR Shenoy’s

What do the trade policies of the US administration mean for the international trade ecosystem? A panel discussion on the topic was moderated by Dr Pravin Krishna in which Mr Martin Wolf and Professor Heiwai Tang provided interesting insights.

'Companies will invest in India if they are sure that #tariffs are frozen at current levels', Economist Pravin Krishna (Pravin Krishna), Johns Hopkins University University tells Latha Venkatesh; Hear out a 360-degree view of US yields & #inflation and Indian tariffs & growth prospects

With the growing trend of coercive bilateralism, India faces the challenge of balancing immediate tactical needs with long-term economic priorities. NCAER Visiting Faculty Professor Pravin Krishna and research staff member Monil Sharma assess the implications of coercive

Trump's tariffs threaten to weaken the stability of the global trading system, explains economist Devashish Mitra ti.me/3H6uQWk

“The year is barely halfway done but China is 2025’s runaway winner. With metronomic regularity, Donald Trump has been dropping giant windfalls into its lap.” My column. ft.com/content/d10ea9…

Presenting #ASixthOfHumanity by #DeveshKapur and Arvind Subramanian — an ambitious rethinking of how India, home to one-sixth of humanity, has followed a uniquely ‘precocious’ path to development. Rigorously researched, carefully argued, and lucidly written, this is the definitive