I am highlighting that the Economic and Political Weekly (EPW) has launched its online presence. This provides a digital archive for researchers tracking Indian political economy and sociology through one of the country's premier scholarly journals.
I recommend reading the general review from the 2000-01 India Economic Survey. It offers a useful historical overview of the country's fiscal policy and economic performance at the start of the decade.
I encountered a novel server error on the Economic Times website, a platform I've found to have frequent technical issues. This particular HTTP failure was a new sighting for me, although the problem didn't last very long.
I share a link to a 2001 Los Angeles Times feature investigating how China navigates the internet’s growth, balancing economic expansion with political control and the early development of its state-managed digital infrastructure.
I found the New School’s History of Economic Thought website to be an excellent resource for exploring contrasting viewpoints on business and economics, providing a deep dive into historical theories and diverse academic perspectives.
I highlighted Hal Varian's extensive repository of resources on the information economy. His curated collection provides essential links for understanding how economic principles apply to digital data, intellectual property, and networked markets.