As anyone who has spent any length of time travelling in India will attest, it is a country of stark contrasts. In few ways is this more obvious than the vast disparities in wealth between 500 million of India’s total 1.27 billion citizens living on less than $1.25 per day and a small but increasingly wealthy elite […]
Tag Archive | Modi
Will Corruption and Income Inequality Scupper India’s Economic Revival?
Posted on January 21, 2015.
Posted in Asia, Economic Security, Economics, Food Security, Global Economy, India, Uncategorized, World
Big Data And Elections: Where Better Together Is Going Wrong
Posted on April 30, 2014.
The term – broadly understood as data sets which are too large and complex for normal software – is now everywhere, from debates about the future of banking to healthcare. For example, Google has claimed to better predict flu outbursts than The Center for Disease Control, just by analysing what the company’s masses of users are […]
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