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Centre for Innovation and Trade Economy, referred to as CITE, is a non-profit organization incorporated in 2020 under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013. We are a team of passionate professionals with years of experience in research related to the Economics of Innovation, Technology, and Trade. Our vision is:
‘enable innovation ecosystem and sustainable trade across the globe to spread prosperity’.
We seek to achieve our vision by enabling policymakers, academia, industry, and practitioners in their pursuit of innovation and trade through quality research inputs. We bring all relevant stakeholders on the same platform where they can discuss existing policy related gaps and recommend possible way outs. We aim to motivate young researchers to debate and study the role of technology and trade in economic development with different lenses through high quality empirical and theoretical economic research.
We believe that to achieve our vision we need to inculcate certain values in our organization, keeping human prosperity at the centre. We would like to be known as the organization that lives up to the highest level of integrity, challenging the status quo to help realize the inherent innovation potential. We also seek to maintain excellence in our research and project implementation and to collaborate with organizations and people around the globe to achieve the same.
Trade Policy
- India heads into 8th WTO trade policy review with record exports in focus - DD News
- Trade policy expert calls for reduction of EU dairy compliance rules - Brownfield Ag News
- U.S.-China summit highlights the 'hypocrisy' of American trade policy, experts say - CBC
- Beyond Free Trade and Protectionism: Towards a New Pro-Worker Trade Policy - Social Europe
Indian Economy
- 🚨 RBI steps in to protect the Indian Rupee! 🇮🇳 🔒 Banks must now hold 20% of hedged amounts as free cash, pushing hedging costs higher. Latha Venkatesh #RBI #IndianRupee #ForexNews #USDINR #EconomyNews #IndianEconomy #CurrencyMarket #C - LinkedIn
- RBI faces a balancing act: defend the Rupee without derailing growth. With crude elevated and US yields adding pressure, can higher interest rates support the Rupee without raising borrowing costs and slowing demand? How much tightening can the econo - LinkedIn
- Why Do Rising Crude Oil Prices Affect the Stock Market? When crude oil prices rise, the impact goes far beyond fuel costs. For an oil-importing country like India, higher crude prices can influence inflation, interest rates, company profits, and even the performa - LinkedIn
- 🏦 RBI hikes repo rate 25 bps to 5.50% by a unanimous vote. It's the first hike in nearly 4 years 📊 5 reasons: Broadening Inflation, Supply Shocks (oil, monsoon, onions), Strong 7.8% GDP Growth & Global Tightening 🚫 Governor Sanjay Malhotra: Rate cuts are - LinkedIn
