India, Tax Raids, and the Police State
I join Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to discuss India’s tax raids, demonetization, the country’s move toward a police state, and a unique arbitrage opportunity for investors.
Articles by Jayant Bhandari
Bitcoin, India, Money, and Gold
I join Adam Meister of BitcoinMeister to discuss Bitcoin, India, money, gold, and why weak institutions and government controls push people toward alternatives to paper currency.
India: the Ongoing Issues with Its Currency
I join Cory Fleck of the Korelin Economic Report to discuss India’s ongoing currency crisis, demonetization, and the deeper institutional problems exposed by the cash ban.
India: The World’s Fastest Growing Large Economy?
I write for Acting Man about India’s claim to be the world’s fastest-growing large economy and why the optimistic growth narrative fails under closer scrutiny.
Commentary on India’s Currency Ban
I speak with Brian Leni of Junior Stock Review about India’s currency ban and the deeper cultural, institutional, and political problems exposed by demonetization.
India: On a Downward Spiral
I write for Acting Man about India’s continuing descent after demonetization and why the currency ban has exposed deeper cultural, institutional, and political problems.
India’s Demonetization and Fake News
I join Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to discuss India’s demonetization, fake news, propaganda, and why the currency ban exposed deeper cultural and institutional problems.
Trump, China, India, and the War on Cash
I join the Financial Repression Authority and Alasdair Macleod to discuss India’s war on cash, Trump, China, gold, and the fragility of fiat currency systems.
India’s War On Cash
In this discussion with Financial Repression Authority, I give an update on India’s demonetization and explain how the war on cash is damaging India’s informal economy, increasing corruption, and expanding arbitrary state power.
Modi’s Great Leap Forward
In this Acting-Man article, I continue my analysis of India’s demonetization and explain why Modi’s war on cash is increasing state power, damaging the informal economy, and exposing India’s institutional decay.