New Delhi: Center on Friday appointed V Anantha Nageswaran as Head of Economic Advisor (CEA).
With this, the government has filled the vacancies created after the departure of Krishnamurthy Subramanian, who has decided to return to Academia after completing a three-year term in December.
Before this appointment, Nageswaran works as a writer, writer, teacher and consultant.
He has taught in several business schools and the management institute in India and in Singapore and has published widely.
The appointment of Nageswaran came several days before the economic survey presentation, an economic annual report card.
This document is written by CEA and is often used to encourage new ideas about economic reform and strategy.
Nageswaran is also a Dean of School IFMR graduates and a respectable economic professor at Kria University and has become a regular commentator on economic issues.
He also worked for a global investment bank credit and also for private banking companies Julius Baer.
He also became a part-time member of the Economic Advisor to the Prime Minister from 2019 to 2021.
He held a Postgraduate Diploma in Management from the Indian Management Institute, Ahmedabad and Doctoral degree from Massachusetts University in Amherst.
The appointment of Subramanian three years has marked a break in practice to have economists working in global institutions as Ceas.
In addition to Raghuram Rajan and Arvind Subramanian, the US-based causic academic basu is CEA during the service period of UPA.
In 2018, the center has appointed Subramanian, a professor of Associate at the Indian Business School based in Hyderabad as CEA, almost six months after Arvind Subramanian dropped.
The economic survey for 2020-21 has expected GDP growth to rebound to 10.
5% and forcefully articulate that the economy will register the recovery of V.
The latest data has pointed to a strong V-shaped recovery for the economy.
This survey also articulates the need for deep structural reform against the background of the Covid-19 pandemic.