Ajay Chhibber

Contact Information

Phone: 1-240-426-7823
Email: Ajaychhibber9@gmail.com

IIEP Distinguished Visiting Scholar

Ajay Chhibber is an IIEP Distinguished Visiting Scholar.

Education

MA, Delhi School of Economics; PhD, Stanford University

Featured Work

S&P Global’s Essential Podcast discusses “Modernizing and Reshaping the Bretton Woods Institutions for the 21st Century”

Pune PIC Lecture 

Envisioning India 2030 prepared for the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, New Delhi, India December 2018.

Talk at LUMS Mahbub Al Haq Center

“India’s Public Sector Enterprises: Why the Business of Government is Not Business”, Monograph of National Institute of Public Finance and Policy and the Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. New Delhi, India, February 2018.

Asia Rebounds But Lasting Recovery Needs New Paradigm, November 2009, United Nations Development Program, New York, USA.

1997 World Development Report on the Role of the State

Assessing and Evaluating the Addis Ababa Action Agenda(AAAA), India National Institute of Public Finance and Policy

China’s belt and road initiative and India’s options: Competitive cooperation

Featured Books

Unshackling India: Hard Truths and Clear Choices for Economic Revival, with Salman Anees Soz, HarperCollins, 2021.

Reviving Private Investment, North-Holland Publishing Co., with M Dailami and N. Shafik, North Holland Publishers, 1992.

External Debt, Fiscal Policy and Sustainable Growth: A Case Study of Turkey’s Recovery from the Debt Crisis, John Hopkins University Press, with S. van Wijnbergen, R. Anand, and R. Rocha, 1991.

Restructuring Economies in Distress, Oxford University Press, edited with V. Thomas, M. Dailami, and J. de Melo, 1991.

Economic Reform in Sub-Saharan Africa, World Bank, with S. Fischer, 1990.

Reform and Growth, edited with R. Peters and B. Yale, Transactions Press, 2005

ajay chhibber

Expertise: Climate Change and Disasters, Fiscal Policy, Economic Development, Human Development, and State-Owned Enterprises