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Srijan Shukla
New York University
Srijan Shukla is pursuing a Masters in International Relations at New York University. He currently researches on international political economy and has studied Political Science and Economics at McGill University. He subsequently worked as a foreign affairs reporter for ThePrint.
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India’s trade protectionism and low-productivity vicious cycle
Amid rising populism and anti-globalisation movements across the world, Atmanirbhar Bharat represents India’s adoption of trade protectionism. While the country’s inward-oriented economic policies tend to be viewed with a predominantly ideological lens, Srijan Shukla presents an alternate political economy framework, which attributes the underlying protectionist tendencies to a vicious cycle of low productivity.
07 July 2021
Trade
Trade
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