Liberty Discussion on ‘How should price be determined’
Liberty Discussion Session for the month of October 2020 was instead held on 6th November 2020 as the last Friday […]
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Three reasons why ban on alcohol advertisement is not a judicious policy
In the late 1990s, Nepal for the first time restricted the advertisement of alcoholic beverages in electronic media. The government […]
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Breaking Barriers to Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship and Innovation is definitely an antidote for solving the many problems facing the general Nepalese. It can indeed help […]
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The government needs to refrain from blanket price control on bottled water
If your neighbourhood is like mine, which is not connected to a water supply line of Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited […]
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The kind of development that infuriates the residents
Instead of being elated for reconstruction of the Sanobharyang road connecting Nagarjun from Kathmandu ring road, the residents of a block lying at the […]
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Frail local governance: Old administration ways to blame
Three years after their inception, local governments are struggling to navigate their way around legal intricacies, build institutional strategy and […]
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Liberty Discussion on “Coronavirus, easy money, and the bad penny of Keynesian economics” by Dan Mitchell.
Liberty Discussion Session for the month of September 2020 was held on 25th September 2020 via the virtual platform of Google […]
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Discussion on ‘Restart Asian Economies: Ideas and Actions in the Hotel Industry’ hosted by FNF
The South Asia office of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom organised an online panel discussion on “Restart Asian Economies ” September […]
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Regulatory reconfiguration: The path for recovering the Nepalese economy dampened by Covid-19
State of economic recession or slowdown expected to occur amid current public health emergency and at the aftermath of series […]
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Implementation matters now more than ever!
A plan without implementation holds no value. A plan if not executed, will only be limited to ideas and will […]
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The COVID-19 insurance debacle
Policy inconsistency has been a prominent factor that has stunned the economic growth of Nepal for decades. Nepalese people have […]
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Towards provincial fiscal autonomy
With the changed context of federalism, the sub-national governments – province and local – are recognised as autonomous spheres and […]
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Status of expenditure framework and mid-term planning at local level
The Inter-Governmental Fiscal Arrangement(IGFA) Act 2017, makes it mandatory for all three orders of government to prepare a Mid-Term Expenditure […]
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What constitutes “essential” and who decides?
Over the lockdown and different phases of prohibitory orders, we have been hearing ‘essential business’, ‘essential workers’, ‘shop only what’s […]
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Global economic freedom up slightly—Nepal climbs one notch up to rank 109th among 162 jurisdictions
Nepal has ranked 109th out of 162 countries and territories included in the Economic Freedom of the World: 2020 Annual Report, […]