The government has constituted a group of ministers to study the issue of reservations in the private sector. I don’t know whether the government is serious about this or this is a way of killing an inconvenient idea, but I think everyone agrees that it is a horrible idea. Almost…

Governments may come, go, or even vanish, but the free market lasts forever. The Economist published an article last April on the status of everybody’s favorite failed state, Somalia. Those in favor of strong central governments (or even those who like a government) often point to the…

Who said the Indian government is dull?! It loves to party, all it needs is an excuse. In case you missed the full page adverts by the Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources in the national dailies, August 20th (Rajiv Gandhi’s birthday) was celebrated as Akshay Oorja…

While the Indian Economy is yet to break free from the shackles of the ghost of central planning largely conceived by the brilliant Prof P C Mahanalobis, the institute he founded, the prestigious Indian Statistical Institute, has been forced to sent its masters and Ph.D…

Tyler Cowen announces Spontaneous Order in his widely read blog Marginal Revolution. So does Ravikiran Rao, in his blog Examined life. Thanks for the plug, Tyler & Ravi.

Incidentally, even google ranks us quite highly. Try typing “Spontaneous Order” in the all powerful box.
Starting to go places..?