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Dr Suman Kumar Mukerjee

Dr. Suman K. Mukerjee is an economist and highly respected academician. He has more than 46 years of teaching and research experience in India and abroad which includes institutions like XLRI, IISWBM, St. Xaviers’ College, Kolkata, IIT Delhi etc. He has also been a columnist and member of several advisory boards of the Indian Government as well as the West Bengal Government. He is an alumnus of St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata, St. Stephen’s College and Delhi School of Economics. Presently he is a member of State Advisory Board on Education, Government of West Bengal, Advisory Board, Chairman International Marketing and Business Community, Federation of Small and Medium Industries (FOSMI), West Bengal, Economics Sub Committee BCC&I, MCC&I, ASSOCHAM, CII(ER). He is also a life member & general council member of Ceners-k, an independent thinking body of researchers on International Development.
blue economy and marine plastic waste
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Sustainability and Development of the Blue Economy

The ancient concept of Dashavataras has been interpreted to be reflective of Darwinian theory of evolution.

Indian economy
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Rituals and Epiphany of the Union Budget (Part III)

Public debt is the total amount including total liabilities borrowed by the government to meet its development goals.

union budget analyses
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Rituals and Epiphany of the Union Budget – Part II

Nearly 120 million people have some sort of work under MGNREGA in 2020-21. This is 53% higher than a year earlier. In the last six

economic growth union budget
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Rituals and Epiphany of the Union Budget

While the government could not tax more, it is evident that in the ensuing budget they could not provide the relief to taxpayer either. Then,

indian agriculture farmer
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Farmers’ Bills: Myths & Facts

Farmers are paid just 30% of MSP by Middlemen. So being a Middlemen in Punjab is a double bonanza.

farmers bill
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Suggested Roadmap for Farmers’ Bills Implementation

The central and state governments should establish a monitoring mechanism to assess the progress of the new bills in an objective manner.

Indian farmer Pexels
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Farmers’ Bills: Apprehension and Myths

Promoting privatization/unbridled capitalistic investment may deny promised benefits (doubling income, assured and higher prices) to the majority of smallholder farmers and sharecroppers.

Agriculture Bill and Indian Farmers
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Indian Agrarian Economic Reforms: Liberalisation, Privatisation, and Globalisation (Part 1)

The agriculture sector needs to be treated with empathy and care. It cannot yet be treated at par with other sectors...

Indian currency photo courtesy Pixabay
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Kaleidoscope-Indian Economy

Depreciation of the Indian Rupee has serious implications for the Economy and Trade. This trend merits inspections on how it affects most emerging markets, how