Prof. Subodh Mathur

Ph.D. Econ MIT. Consultant. Former Adjunct Economics Lecturer, Johns Hopkins University SAIS ERE Washington, DC.

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Growing trees with very little water https://t.co/qed1vBSUUi

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Give direct wage subsidies to create more employment. https://t.co/SsDS1dcQ1n

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Creating Productive Options for Indian Women Rewirees https://t.co/W5N587ttbV

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Why not tap into ‘demographic dividend’ of elders? https://t.co/fbCHoSEzqk

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Financial Sector Innovation Will Spur Breakthrough Physical Innovation https://t.co/tmWbvAArJH

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My late brother Subhash - the "family doer" https://t.co/U6poln8dCs

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Challenge Indian students to produce original innovation https://t.co/DJuYclx1lV

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Why does India do only copycat innovation? https://t.co/FBLgaYylXF

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India: Slow local death, proud global gloat. https://t.co/d4tvVSpWFN

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@atul12309 We cannot find the original.

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China’s robotaxis are as good or better than US robotaxis. https://t.co/fcZRrbxtOD

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Use Desi, not South Asian https://t.co/awh6YhSkNQ

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Boorish behavior of educated Indians https://t.co/Wq1InqNSQM

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Why does the US not use the metric system? https://t.co/euX2Fw8WIy

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Powerful ancient breakthroughs were more significant than modern changes like AI
https://t.co/nQRPPJmoKy

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US well-off people drive the high consumption levels in the US. This gives US power in international trade deals.
https://t.co/cvUAqT69vt

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Three things India must change

https://t.co/iXfM2tp2wU

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Who work hard? It depends upon the implicit price of leisure. https://t.co/XckLHvt3gi

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Today, on Linkedin, two laments: (1) how many bribes you have to pay to get a death certificate and then cremation (2) how difficult it is to get paid on time in North India. Delhi people are choking with poor air.

Yet, life in India is obviously so much better than outside.

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India should develop its smaller cities, in addition to its large cities. https://t.co/lmBVh5LakF