As outlined, recurring concerns have surfaced since the 1700s that economic growth may prove to be unsustainable. These concerns have been expressed again and have intensified in recent decades but their foundation differs from that of Malthus. The rapid economic growth of China and India have...

Inclusive growth is a universal problem, not just a problem of emerging economies. While the scale and scope of the inequality in growth may be different in developed and emerging economies, the structure and solutions are likely to be similar. For example, the problem of malnutrition on the one...

The robust performance of the Indian economy in recent years, with economic growth averaging 8.5%, has generated intense debate regarding India's future economic prospects. Indeed, the future of more than a billion people, many of whom still exist in degrading and unacceptable poverty and...

Europe and USA needed/need colonies to sustain their economic prosperity. To pursue the same development model, some arrangement for intra-state transfer of resources, both human and natural, is to be made in the developing nations also. The age old case system in India helped to construct a...