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THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF GOOGLE MR. PICHAI SUNDARARAJAN

To:     The Chief Executive Officer of Google Mr. Pichai Sundararajan From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date: October 18, 2019 RE: Requesting to assist my research work            Dear Sir, Let me start paying my respects to you and through you to. I am Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja, who permanently residing at “Shriman Narayana Nilayam”, Old No. 28K, New No. 13, Bampalamman Kovil Street, Muhavur Village, Rajapalayam Taluka, Virudhunagar District, Tamil Nadu. I would like to take this opportunity to bring to your notice that when I was working as a Research Analyst in Mumbai in 2007, times group started to tracked my email correspondence with my institutional investors, wire-tapped my official conversation with my fund managers and tracked my research laptop where I used to put all my thoughts and ideas on the subject of economic policy, industrial policy and financial regulations. As a result, it started to spillover my professional performance including my compet

AN OPEN LETTER TO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT OF UK PLC.ON BREXIT PARLIAMENT VOTE

01 February   2017 AN OPEN LETTER TO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT OF UK PLC.ON BREXIT PARLIAMENT   VOTE Dear Right Honourable and Honourable Members of Parliament, I am writing to propose a way forward which reconciles the economic, political and constitutional consequences which arise the following BREXIT parliament vote. There are enough evidences that the EU referendum result was influenced by lies and hubris of BREXITERS. Most of the UK citizens had no idea what they voting for. Most of leave voters hadn’t clued what they were being asked to vote for. The British High Court and the Supreme Court pronounced their judgement on BREXIT issue as Parliament vote is must to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty. I sincerely hope that members of parliament will give careful thought to the BREXIT on behalf of your fellow   citizens. The Hon. Members of Parliament, I have researched and writing it from the ground up, UK participation in the single market is

STRATEGIES AND POLICIES FOR EU GROWTH AND STABILITY 2014

STRATEGIES AND POLICIES FOR EU GROWTH AND STABILITY   To, The Right Honourable European Parliament President,                            It is a great pleasure writing to you again on how to make our economies permanently more resilient and which structural reforms and financial sector reforms can best to support growth in the EU. We are gradually returning to growth and employment but not desired level. It is time for economic and monetary integration in Europe as Europe’s financial sector undermine the stability of the European financial system and the European economy as a whole. What we need is an effective mechanisms of fiscal policy co-ordination at the EU level, fair and sustainable taxation, effectively address the macroeconomic and social imbalances on economic stability in the EU and the evolution of the international monetary relations and their implications for Europe. We need to comprehensively address the above-mentioned issues for building a more r

FULL-FLEDGED FISCAL POLICY COORDINATION IN THE EURO AREA 2014

FULL-FLEDGED FISCAL POLICY COORDINATION IN THE EURO AREA  To, The Right Honourable Prime Minister,       Mr. Prime Minister, we are facing wide differences in fiscal parameters across Member States. The fiscal policy coordination aims to achieve fiscal consolidation across Member States. It needs to be country-specific level because Member States differ in terms of private debt and the target of public indebtedness. The lack of fiscal policy coordination underlying weaknesses in economic policy coordination across Member States and there are clear differences in fiscal behaviour and competitiveness across Member States as all brings to clear-cut divide between debtor and creditor counties in the euro area. Fiscal policy coordination will act for preventing the accumulation of imbalances across Member States and is positively raise tax revenue domestically. Fiscal multipliers are not constant across Member States. For instance, larger countries like Germany and Fr

THANK YOU NOTE TO THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT 2014

Hon. President, I would like to begin by thanking you, your government and the Members of the US Congress for their generous support of transatlantic relationship with the EU. I have every confidence that your leadership inscribed rich chapter in the history on world’s largest free-trade deal with EU and make the EU even stronger. That is my vision as well for the future of EU stronger ever. I firmly believe that transatlantic relations remain a top priority for the US and the EU for future growth. “PARTNER IN GROWTH” will be a significant for future of the US and the EU on the international stage.” Once again, Thank you Mr. President for world’s largest free-trade deal with EU and make the EU stronger!

AN AMBITIOUS SUMMIT TOWARDS WORLD’S LARGEST FREE-TRADE DEAL WITH EU

Hon. American President Mr. Barack Obama, Mr. President, it is a great pleasure writing to you again on transatlantic relationship for European Union and the United States of America. America is Europe’s closest partner in Transatlantic Trade and Investment. It would be the most significant bilateral FTA. It does matter because it’s covering approximately 50 percent of global output, 30 percent of world merchandise trade and 20 percent of global FDI. Thus, both US and EU gains for fiscal consolidation and high employment as no additional spending or borrowing will be needed to achieve fiscal consolidation and high employment of the US and the EU. Indeed, cost reductions will benefit businesses and generate growth and employment in the US and the EU but reducing barriers to business would accord greatest economic benefits than tariffs as tariffs between the EU and US are already low. I hope that this press conference to commit to remove all duties on transatlantic trade and e

DIFFICULTIES IN ADDRESSING INTERNATIONAL ISSUES OR ADVISING GOVERNMENTS ON SOUND POLICIES

DIFFICULTIES IN ADDRESSING INTERNATIONAL ISSUES OR ADVISING GOVERNMENTS ON SOUND POLICIES From my perspectives, addressing international issues or advising governments on sound policies are incredibly hard. If any one found it easy, they are doing it wrong. It requires lot of analytical skills. For instance,  1. It requires serious fact checking. 2. It requires new or more persuasive arguments, persuasive arguments offers different perspectives. 3. It requires clear thesis backed by rigorously marshaled evidence. 4. It requires complete information and being wrong has been consequences. 5. It requires learning to right. 6. It requires integrity, honesty, fair and balance arguments on international issues 7. It requires paternalistic theory consistently with sound arguments 8. It requires collective responsibility in problem solving. 9. It requires good connections and opinions acceptable to leaders.

THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK INTEREST RATE HIKE

SUGGESTION TO THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK PRESIDENT MR. TRICHET To:                         The Honorable European Central Bank President From:                      Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja RE:                         Interest Rate Hike Suggestions: Good Morning President. Financial Times, London reported that ECB like to hike the interest rate. The EU’s EMU has a number of big problems. The disparity of practice amongst mortgage lenders leading to radical differences in the effects of the ECB’s rate decision in different countries shows how premature EMU. Mr. President, without true economic union, monetary union causes further inequalities as monetary policy set for the rich countries like Germany and France harming the interest of poor countries like PIGS. Mr. President, the effect of very high oil prices is not easily countered in the short term. In my opinion, increasing interest rates simply adds fuel to the fire. By increasing the interest rate,

RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA INTEREST RATE CUT

To: The Right Hon’ble Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date: October3, 2012 RE: Interest Rate Cut 25bps. Good Afternoon Mr. Governor. It was definitely a prudent decision by cutting the key rate by 25 bps. The global economy is still pretty uncertain. In US, if we look at recent GDP data, there is definitely not optimism there. In Europe, economy recovery is very slow process. In addition, China economy is slowing down which is the main downside risk of Australian economy. It is my judgment that, a decline in iron ore prices compounded with stubbornly high dollar compelling you to cut key rate 25 basis points. Mr. Governor, each and every policy decision you are proving that you are the world best central banker. Your efforts to controlling inflation, interest rate management, currency stability and economic growth goals. You are perfect Mr. Governor in your profession. I think that you have made the right move thi