Doing business – Econ-ity

Cost of ignoring reality

September 7, 2020 Akash Shrestha 0 Comments covid crisis, Deregulation, Doing business, efficacy of programs, government programs, migrant labourers, Nepalese Economy

News of folks from Sudurpaschhim heading back to different cities of India in search of economic opportunities is beginning to

The Economics of Minimum Wage

July 22, 2018April 16, 2020 Akash Shrestha 0 Comments basic income, competition, competitiveness index, disincentives, Doing business, foreign investors, growth, incentives, investment, jobs, labour law, lay-off, minimum wage

(This article was first published in the HImalayan Times on the 22nd of July, 2018.) Sometimes, the most noble of

Reducing the Cost of Doing Business to Boost Private Investment and Economic Growth

April 13, 2018April 24, 2020 Ashesh Shrestha 0 Comments Doing business, Economic Growth, growth theories, private investment

Many economists of the 20th century spent their life working on theories of economic growth. They have explained their growth

Economy Politics

Discretion of “The Honorables”

March 29, 2016April 8, 2016 Abyaya Neopane 0 Comments Doing business, government of Nepal, Regulatory Discretion

Regulatory discretion is not something that is unheard in Nepal. The government of Nepal time and again has stepped in

Why Nepal scores low in cross border trade

February 24, 2016April 16, 2020 Akash Shrestha 0 Comments Doing business, Inter-governmental committee, Nepal-India relations, One time Lock, OTL, treaty of trade, treaty of transit, Vishakhapatnam

The way global economies operate today is— countries produce what they can at cheaper prices than other parts of the

Micro and Small enterprises in Nepal could do lot better in a more economically free environment

November 4, 2014November 4, 2014 Sarita Sapkota 0 Comments access to finance, Doing business, economic freedom, economic freedom Nepal, Economic Growth, entrepreneurship, index of economic freedom, kirana pasals, micro and small enterprises, mom and pop shops, red tape, SMEs

Press Release Kathmandu, Oct 20, 2014: Micro and Small enterprises in Nepal could do lot better in a more economically

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