Economists speak with London Prof in e-session

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Chandigarh, July 31

Prof Kaushik Basu, an eminent economist, said today that he does a lot of reasoning inside his head that helps me in making decisions.

He was speaking during a conversation with Amrita Dhillon, Professor of Economics at King’s College, London.

The online session was hosted from here by the Majha House and centred around Prof Basu’s book, ‘The Policy Maker’s Journal: From New Delhi to Washington, DC’.

Preeti Gill, founder, Majha House, said: “The book is designed around the journal he kept and is full of delightful observations.” — TNS

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