#Martin Wolf

[waltzingwithflowers]

Martin wolf fanart mwahahaha

[livewellnews]

Can India Achieve High-Income Status by 2047? Martin Wolf Weighs In

In a recent lecture organized by CUTS, Martin Wolf, Chief Economics Commentator at the Financial Times, expressed skepticism about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ambitious goal of making India a high-income country by 2047. While he acknowledged that the goal might be out of reach, he projected that India could still achieve upper middle-income status and emerge as a global superpower by the middle of the century.

Domestic Challenges and Necessary Reforms

Wolf pointed out that the significant obstacles to India’s progress lie within its domestic institutions, policies, and politics. He emphasized that achieving inclusive and rapid growth would require not only sustained openness to global markets but also massive investments in both physical and human capital. “Openness remains a handmaiden of economic progress,” Wolf remarked.

The Plausibility of Modi’s Vision

Reflecting on PM Modi’s vision, Wolf questioned the feasibility of transforming India into a high-income nation by 2047. However, he remained optimistic about India’s potential to become an upper middle-income country and a superpower by that time, underscoring the importance of size and influence on the global stage.

Navigating a Challenging Global Landscape

Wolf highlighted the current global environment as slow-growing, shock-prone, and fragile, which presents additional challenges for India. He stressed the importance of India using its influence to shape global dynamics in its favor while also adapting internally to seize emerging opportunities.

Leveraging Global Opportunities

In his analysis, Wolf noted that India has the potential to form productive economic relations worldwide and partially replace China as a competitive global supplier of goods and services. He urged India to position itself as a magnet for foreign direct investment and to play a constructive role in global discussions.

Strategic Economic Positioning

Wolf advised against succumbing to aggressive industrial policies and self-sufficiency. Instead, he recommended focusing on the services sector, where India holds a comparative advantage. He emphasized that India is large enough to shape global trends while simultaneously reforming its domestic economy to enhance its global competitiveness.

Conclusion

While acknowledging the hurdles, Martin Wolf’s insights suggest that with the right policies and strategic openness, India can make significant strides towards becoming an upper middle-income country and a superpower by 2047. The journey will require careful navigation of both domestic and global challenges, but the potential rewards are immense.

[stickyfox4]

scott:derek isn’t answering his phone

stiles:let me try

lydia:stiles we’ve tried about 7 times each he won’t pick up

stiles:(calls derek)

derek:hey stiles what’s up?

[headcanonthings]

Chris: The McCall pack has a plan. Derek: Without Stiles and Lydia, McCall's pack has the collective intelligence of a pineapple.

[signorcerullo]

Mal's TeenWolf rewatch: Motel California (3x06)

[louisbxne]

Teen Wolf 3.24 | The Divine Move

[itbeaheadcannon]

i've always just headcannoned that Stiles has keys, passkeys and codes to everyones stuff. you have a house key, car key, or something needing a code? Stiles has several copies on himself and hidden elsewhere.

like this dude has sticky fingers, and eyes everywhere. he's got the ability to get it into the sheriff's station, the school, hospital and vet. like if it's a mildly important place or is just slightly interesting, chances are high; he's got a key and code to get in

every time they try to change codes or keys, he has copies made a day later. no one is safe. no one.

people try to complain to the Sheriff, in the hopes he'll be able to stop him

he tells them all to suck it up.

while Stiles is the light of his life, he's also a feral gremlin,

the sheriff has been trying to keep him out of his stuff since he could walk

stiles also 100% has house and car keys to all of the pack

it drives argent insane that he can't keep him out

they've tried changing their stuff

it doesn't work

he also somehow got their passwords

(it wasn't hard, they're all stupid and have easy to guess passwords)

((besides Lydia and Danny))

[potato-lord-but-not]

The podcast protagonist boyfriend hangout is evolving to include Scientists™ and transgender allegories

[danystargaryens]

GET TO KNOW ME: ♡ [8/15] Female Characters: ☆ Lydia Martin (Teen Wolf)

i'm not like you guys. i don't have claws, or glowing eyes, or super senses. I just have voices in my head.

[incorrectsterekquotes]

lydia: I like men in the sense that I would like to perform unethical experiments on them

jackson and the pack:

stiles: omg, same

derek and the pack:

[forbescaroline]

11k celebration: top 50 m/f friendships (as voted by my followers) #06. scott mccall and lydia martin - teen wolf

[headcanonthings]

Melissa: We call that a traumatic experience. Melissa, turning to Scott: Not a "bruh moment." Melissa, turning to Isaac: Not "rip." Melissa, turning to Lydia: Not a "failed oversight on my part". Melissa, turning to Peter: Not an "omen of destiny". Melissa, turning to Boyd: Not a "failed mission". Melissa, turning to Derek: Not a "display of weakness to the Hale bloodline." Melissa, turning to Erica: Not a "whoopsie daisies". Melissa, turning to the Sherriff: Not a "day without a paycheck". Melissa, turning to Stiles: And definitely not an "oof lmao".

[blaksstr]

The pack walks into the loft to find Stiles wearing one of Derek’s shirts that’s obviously too big for him.

Isaac: raising an eyebrow "Wow, Stilinski, stealing shirts now?"

Stiles: shrugging "I call it borrowing. Derek calls it marking his territory."

Derek: muttering under his breath "It’s effective."

Lydia: smirking "This is the most romantic thing I’ve seen from you, Derek."