Tag: Anil Gujadhur

Governments of the new era must deal firmly with market failures and vested interests before too many victims are found littering the way

Recent incidents demonstrate that if we were to depart from the path of good governance, that will put the entire edifice at serious risk

Our decision-making hasn’t always been focussed enough. However, there’s still a silver lining in the cloud

A professionally administered National Sovereign Fund may prove to be a socialist mechanism for redistributing in favour of those lower down

The political establishment has failed to rally the people against the wide spreading non-inclusiveness. This explains the need for a rallying new ideology

Given the precarious global situation, the best we could do is to examine the options we have cool-headedly

The exchange rate is not the guilty chap; it is the lack of re-engineering a sector which has been asking to be re-invented for long

Many countries in neighbouring Africa could have done much better economically had they acted firmly to arrest the scourge of corruption undermining their governance structures

Mauritius needs a more performing model, with a greater balance of skills and demography, to overcome a bottleneck which may otherwise keep holding it down

Few knew the course Mauritius’ economic development would take after Independence. We did not have a past track record on which to build the future

The current tense geopolitical situation doesn’t augur much good for lifting up economies like ours caught in a web of slack global economic growth

Mauritius has made economic progress by increasing its connectivity. This is an on-going dimension for any country which doesn’t want to be distanced by development

Our priority should be to re-focus the economy on the right track. The question is whether politics will chart a new course for the country

Our sugar sector is exposed to the risk of not being profitable enough to sustain the activity in the face of global uncertainty

  Why is our export performance not picking up? What would make more investments materialize in Mauritius than what we have?