Arpit Gupta joined New York University Stern School of Business as an Assistant Professor of Finance in September 2016.

Professor Gupta's research interests focus on using large datasets to understand default dynamics in household finance, real estate and corporate finance. Recent papers examine the role for foreclosure contagion in mortgage markets and estimate the impact of adverse health events on foreclosures and bankruptcies. He is the recipient of the 2016 Top Finance Graduate Award at Copenhagen Business School.

Topics: 
00:00 Sneak Peak
01:18 Introduction
01:51 How Growth in Electric Vehicles affect Economies
04:07 How will the resource constraints affect EV adoption
06:42 India's Transition to Electric Vehicles
08:40 How will the PLI schemes help India
13:33 Concerns with the PLI Schemes
18:55 Arpit's thoughts on Industrial Policies
23:11 India's Vulnerabilities
27:57 Pandemic's impact on equality across the world
33:05 How long will the Inflation last?
39:00 Impact of Remote Work on cities
40:56 Impact of Remote work on India's services sector

Arpit Gupta joined New York University Stern School of Business as an Assistant Professor of Finance in September 2016.
Professor Gupta's research interests focus on using large datasets to understand default dynamics in household finance, real estate and corporate finance. Recent papers examine the role for foreclosure contagion in mortgage markets and estimate the impact of adverse health events on foreclosures and bankruptcies. He is the recipient of the 2016 Top Finance Graduate Award at Copenhagen Business School.
Topics:  00:00 Sneak Peak 01:18 Introduction 01:51 How Growth in Electric Vehicles affect Economies 04:07 How will the resource constraints affect EV adoption 06:42 India's Transition to Electric Vehicles 08:40 How will the PLI schemes help India 13:33 Concerns with the PLI Schemes 18:55 Arpit's thoughts on Industrial Policies 23:11 India's Vulnerabilities 27:57 Pandemic's impact on equality across the world 33:05 How long will the Inflation last? 39:00 Impact of Remote Work on cities 40:56 Impact of Remote work on India's services sector

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Bharatvaarta podcast is a commentary on politics, policy and culture focused on India. The podcast brings together people from different walks of life who have varied and interesting perspectives on what's happening around us.

210 - Electric Vehicles, PLI Schemes, Inflation & more with Arpit Gupta | Nirav Kanodra | Abhishek Paul

In this episode of the Bharatvaarta weekly, Roshan and Abhishek discuss the fight between BJP and the opposition parties and how India's politics of wealth affects the country, they also talk about the suppression of free speech in US Universities and India's reaction to it and more!

In this episode of the Bharatvaarta weekly, Roshan and Abhishek discuss the fight between BJP and the opposition parties and how India's politics of wealth affects the country, they also talk about the suppression of free speech in US Universities and India's reaction to it and more!

Weekly #174: Inheritance Tax: The fight for India's wealth!

In this episode of the Bharatvaarta podcast, host Roshan Cariappa speaks with Sriram Balasubramanian, an economist, author, and contributing columnist, about the importance of understanding economic history and its relevance today. They discuss India's potential to become a $5 trillion economy and the vision for a developed nation by 2047, termed as the Amrit Kaal by the Prime Minister. Sriram offers insights into GDP growth, unemployment, urbanization, and the informal economy's role. He highlights the rich economic philosophies from India's past, especially from Kautilya's Arthashastra, and applies them to present-day economic challenges. Sriram also discusses his upcoming book that explores economic models in ancient Indian kingdoms and outlines principles for integrating ancient economic wisdom into modern policy-making, aiming towards sustainable growth and comprehensive development.

Topics:
00:00 Sneak Peak
00:54 Introduction
01:11 Unveiling Economic History's Relevance Today
03:11 Exploring Ancient Economic Principles for Modern Bharat
09:00 Applying Ancient Wisdom to Modern Economic Challenges
22:41 The Vision of Amrit Kaal: Steering Towards a Developed Economy
27:19 Understanding the Informal Economy's Role in Future Growth
30:01 Exploring the Informal Economy and Dharmic Capitalism
31:56 Policy Innovations and the Impact of Swachh Bharat
33:38 Understanding Informal Economy Dynamics and Policy Implications
34:24 Challenges of Formalization and Urban Migration
38:02 The Role of Culture in Economic Choices
39:29 Democratization of Economic Thought and Policy Making
47:27 Urbanization Strategies and Developing Tier 2, 3, 4 Cities
52:56 Addressing Employment and Job Creation
54:59 Geopolitics and India's Global Economic Strategy
57:24 Anticipating the Sequel to Kautilyanomics

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In this episode of the Bharatvaarta podcast, host Roshan Cariappa speaks with Sriram Balasubramanian, an economist, author, and contributing columnist, about the importance of understanding economic history and its relevance today. They discuss India's potential to become a $5 trillion economy and the vision for a developed nation by 2047, termed as the Amrit Kaal by the Prime Minister. Sriram offers insights into GDP growth, unemployment, urbanization, and the informal economy's role. He highlights the rich economic philosophies from India's past, especially from Kautilya's Arthashastra, and applies them to present-day economic challenges. Sriram also discusses his upcoming book that explores economic models in ancient Indian kingdoms and outlines principles for integrating ancient economic wisdom into modern policy-making, aiming towards sustainable growth and comprehensive development.
Topics: 00:00 Sneak Peak 00:54 Introduction 01:11 Unveiling Economic History's Relevance Today 03:11 Exploring Ancient Economic Principles for Modern Bharat 09:00 Applying Ancient Wisdom to Modern Economic Challenges 22:41 The Vision of Amrit Kaal: Steering Towards a Developed Economy 27:19 Understanding the Informal Economy's Role in Future Growth 30:01 Exploring the Informal Economy and Dharmic Capitalism 31:56 Policy Innovations and the Impact of Swachh Bharat 33:38 Understanding Informal Economy Dynamics and Policy Implications 34:24 Challenges of Formalization and Urban Migration 38:02 The Role of Culture in Economic Choices 39:29 Democratization of Economic Thought and Policy Making 47:27 Urbanization Strategies and Developing Tier 2, 3, 4 Cities 52:56 Addressing Employment and Job Creation 54:59 Geopolitics and India's Global Economic Strategy 57:24 Anticipating the Sequel to Kautilyanomics
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Ep 248: How Ancient Wisdom can Shape Modern Bharat’s Economy | Sriram Balasubramanian (Author)

In this episode of Bharatvaarta Weekly, Roshan Cariappa and Abhishek Paul discuss a range of topics including the start of the Indian election, the largest electoral exercise globally, with insights on the turnout and technology's role. They delve into geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran, highlighting recent retaliatory missile strikes and the global call for de-escalation. The episode also covers a significant anti-Naxalite operation in Chhattisgarh, marking a continued effort against Maoist insurgents. Furthermore, discussions include India's defense sector milestone with the export of BrahMos missiles to the Philippines, enhancing its strategic position in Asia Pacific. 

Topics:
00:00 Election Fever Hits India
00:29 Geopolitical Tensions: Israel Strikes Back at Iran
05:45 The Naxalite Challenge: Security Forces' Success in Chhattisgarh
08:46 India's Electoral Process Begins: Phase One Analysis
12:25 India's Defense Milestone: Exporting BrahMos Missiles to the Philippines
15:43 IPL Highlights: Standout Performances and Team Updates
18:46 Wrapping Up

In this episode of Bharatvaarta Weekly, Roshan Cariappa and Abhishek Paul discuss a range of topics including the start of the Indian election, the largest electoral exercise globally, with insights on the turnout and technology's role. They delve into geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran, highlighting recent retaliatory missile strikes and the global call for de-escalation. The episode also covers a significant anti-Naxalite operation in Chhattisgarh, marking a continued effort against Maoist insurgents. Furthermore, discussions include India's defense sector milestone with the export of BrahMos missiles to the Philippines, enhancing its strategic position in Asia Pacific. 
Topics: 00:00 Election Fever Hits India 00:29 Geopolitical Tensions: Israel Strikes Back at Iran 05:45 The Naxalite Challenge: Security Forces' Success in Chhattisgarh 08:46 India's Electoral Process Begins: Phase One Analysis 12:25 India's Defense Milestone: Exporting BrahMos Missiles to the Philippines 15:43 IPL Highlights: Standout Performances and Team Updates 18:46 Wrapping Up

210 - Electric Vehicles, PLI Schemes, Inflation & more with Arpit Gupta | Nirav Kanodra | Abhishek Paul

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