by GAEE India | Oct 24, 2026 | Economics 1, Economics 2
Central Question: If you stripped away the secrecy that surrounds every other market — jobs, real estate, art, dating — and forced every bid into the open, would prices actually get more rational, or just more brutal?Overview: Every February, ten franchises sit in a...
by GAEE India | Oct 24, 2026 | Environment & Climate Change
Carbon is weightless, invisible, and until recently, owned by no one. Yet, as of FY 2025-26, close to 490 of India’s largest industrial facilities must measure, report, and trade it like any other asset. This is not a climate story. It is a story about market design,...
by GAEE India | Oct 24, 2026 | Economics & Global Affairs, Economics 1
India’s data center industry is expanding rapidly, transitioning from a niche IT function to a vital strategic asset. Driven by data localization mandates (such as the Digital Personal Data Protection Act of 2023) and extensive government incentives, operational...
by GAEE India | Sep 1, 2026 | Policy Briefs
Prepared by Saanvi Pandey 1. Executive Summary This policy brief analyses the current UGC norm of 75–80% attendance in colleges and universities. This norm makes it mandatory for students to attend college, failing which they might be barred from taking...
by GAEE India | Sep 1, 2026 | Policy Briefs
Introduction Semiconductor chips are building blocks of electronic technology. They are the backbone of modern electronics, powering computers, mobile devices, telecommunications, automobiles, defence systems and artificial intelligence. The chip industry is a USD 500...
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