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Dhananjay Sinha
Dhananjay Sinha is an alumnus of the Delhi School of Economics and is a practicing economist and researcher for the past two and a half decades. He has worked in several financial institutions and banks in the investment and treasury research departments. Currently, is Co-Head of Equity and Head of Research at Systematix Group, Mumbai.
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India’s rising ruralisation defies claims of declining poverty
Building on some of the key contributions to the Great Indian Poverty Debate, Dhananjay Sinha assesses the economic transformation in India over the past few decades. He outlines the lack of private capital expenditure and declining per capita income in India. He also discusses the growth of the agricultural sector, and how this increased ruralisation affects the demand for food grains and other consumer goods. With this evidence, he concludes that the claims of declining poverty may be unfounded.
