Eminent Economists - Opposers & Supporters
Economists who have supported Modi's demonetisation:
Amitabh Bachchan
Aishwarya Rai
Ajay Devgan
Akshay Kumar
Anupam Kher
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
Baba Ramdev
Virendra Sehwag
Virat Kohli
Economists who have openly opposed and criticized #demonetisation till now -
1. Larry Summers - World bank ex-chief economist
2. Amartya Sen - Economic Nobel Prize Winner
3. Meera Sanyal- Former CEO, Royal Bank of Scotland
4. Raghuram Rajan - Former Governor of Reserve Bank of India
5. Manmohan Singh - The Man Behind Indian's Economic Liberalisation
6. Arun Kumar - Author of several credible books on Black Economy in India
7. Kaushik Basu - Chief Economist at World Bank
8. Arun Shourie - Former Economist at World Bank
9. Jean Drèze - Belgian based Economist
10. Duncan Innes - Regional director of Economist group
11. K.C.Chakrabarty - former Deputy Governor of the RBI
12. Swaminathan Aiyer, consulting editor for the Economic Times & Research Fellow at the Cato Institute, Washington DC
13. Sanjay G. Reddy, Associate Professor of Economics at The New School for Social Research, NY.
14. Prabhat Patnaik, Economist, Emeritus Prof. at JNU more
Amitabh Bachchan
Aishwarya Rai
Ajay Devgan
Akshay Kumar
Anupam Kher
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
Baba Ramdev
Virendra Sehwag
Virat Kohli
Economists who have openly opposed and criticized #demonetisation till now -
1. Larry Summers - World bank ex-chief economist
2. Amartya Sen - Economic Nobel Prize Winner
3. Meera Sanyal- Former CEO, Royal Bank of Scotland
4. Raghuram Rajan - Former Governor of Reserve Bank of India
5. Manmohan Singh - The Man Behind Indian's Economic Liberalisation
6. Arun Kumar - Author of several credible books on Black Economy in India
7. Kaushik Basu - Chief Economist at World Bank
8. Arun Shourie - Former Economist at World Bank
9. Jean Drèze - Belgian based Economist
10. Duncan Innes - Regional director of Economist group
11. K.C.Chakrabarty - former Deputy Governor of the RBI
12. Swaminathan Aiyer, consulting editor for the Economic Times & Research Fellow at the Cato Institute, Washington DC
13. Sanjay G. Reddy, Associate Professor of Economics at The New School for Social Research, NY.
14. Prabhat Patnaik, Economist, Emeritus Prof. at JNU more
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Views of Economist or my friends is not important, what I do feel is much more important. I believe in results - economist always live in imaginary world. MY VIEW - IF I AM BENEFITED THE PROCESS IS GOOD - NOT INTERESTED VILLAGERS OR POOR MAN WILL BE BENEFITED - again imaginary world - future promise. ROAD NEXT TO MY HOUSE SHOULD BE THE BEST OR WHERE I DRIVE EVERY DAY IS IMPORTANT, not some high way have been created, while no connectivity from my house to that high way. For me my sacrifice is waste - 100% waste. SO TIME WILL TELL - IT IS A VERY BIG GAMBLE FOR THE PEOPLE OF INDIA - HOW HAVE NO CHOICE AS ON DATE. more
Dec 02
All the Economists who have openly opposed and criticized #demonetisation till now are either EX or been in business from the days of stashing black money, they have failed miserably or so to say helped culprits in accumulating huge chunk of cash at home and earning black money by trading properties and real estate, I can understand there pain. I will not like to object to a name or personality, but any of those have done anything in last 10 years to help curb black money and encouraging public to keep there money in banks? NO. Even the money saved at home month by month by legitimate tax payer is accumulation of black money as when it will be traded it will be in accounted for and the person getting it would also not declare it, now this demonetization has bring them to knees. All the banks in India are harboring and nourishing corrupt staffs in there offices, I can understand pain of past bankers and there higher ups both government banks and private banks, many times loans are passed to organization which doesn't even fulfill the basic requirements Malya is the one of the example, many several has been caught and apprehended also, that's why most of the banks don't have enough cash these days even with new currency also ATMs, as they are converting there own (BANKS STAFF) black money to white. Soon they will be caught with the help of CCTV and Aadhaar based data base of currency exchange deposit and withdrawal. Problem is with the corrupt culprits in every walk of life government did a great job in bringing some to justice late but nevertheless more
Dec 02
Hello ! Mohammed Karjatwala (Expertise in Accountancy) , Sir , Social issues as well as economic decisions are made by the public authorities , including taxation and planning. It is incorrect to distinguish economical issues from social issues . The Public authorities compare the different utilities . For example , while imprisoning a thief the public authorities weigh the sufferings imposed on him against the utility accruing to honest citizens , estimating that the utility will compensate the suffering. If it were not so, they would let him stay free . It goes without saying that the public authorities bring into the comparison as best they can all the utilities of which they have awareness . The Opposition is making fun of the vast majority of the NDA laughing what they will do with vast majority ? That's why , despite Research & Developments , the fascination is that contradiction is source of power and deployed as a technique to contradict what is existing by means of what is not existing and vice versa . more
Dec 02
The next step supporting the first and the basic , i.e., Currency availability , the next achievement in taking out the Black Money that was in various Forms int the Country will make these 14 also support , may be with comments that the Citizen put to hardships for 50 days . more
Dec 01
