Global Value Chains And The Missing Links by SAON RAY and SMITA MIGLANI : saonray.com
Posted Posted in Exports, Global Value Chains, Industrial policy, Manufacturing

Do check out Puliyabaazi – A podcast in Hinglish where I discuss global value chains and India’s role in them with Pranay, Saurabh, and Khyati  (Puliyabaazi is on these platforms: Twitter: @puliyabaazi or Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/puliyabaazi/) Links:  Youtube: https://youtu.be/9Slq0ugd4dk Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5wHUI

Horizontal, vertical, and GVC oriented policies in Budget 2021

Posted Posted in Economy, Global Value Chains, Industrial policy

The Union Budget of 2021-2022 has introduced many schemes. In this blog, I examine these policies in terms of horizontal, vertical, or GVC oriented. GVC oriented policies are those “industrial policies that leverage international supply chain linkages or dynamics to improve a country’s role in global or regional value chains” (Gereffi and Sturgeon, 2013). Gereffi […]

Will the PLI Scheme help achieve scale in Indian manufacturing?

Posted Posted in Exports, Global Value Chains, Manufacturing

The Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme was announced for pharmaceuticals and medical devices in March 2020, and notified in July 2020 for mobile and allied equipment. The scheme has received the green signal from the Union Cabinet (PIB, 2020). Subsequently, ten sectors have been identified for the scheme; these are advance chemistry cell (ACC) batteries, electronic/technology […]

Hiking import tariffs can hurt India’s competitiveness: Saon Ray | Budget 2021

Posted Posted in Global Value Chains

Saon Ray, senior fellow at ICRIER, commented on the NDA government’s decision in recent years to hike import tariffs on many goods. She pointed out that many imports are actually intermediate goods which are then used in manufacture and export of finished products. An increase in tariff on such goods would hurt Indian’s competitiveness, she […]