
Sridhar Krishna
Senior scholar and policy commentator focused on labour markets and productivity; provides analysis on employment elasticity, labor productivity and policy levers for upgrading value chains.
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Jan 9, 2026 • 43min
Why More Jobs Might Not Mean More Growth
Sridhar Krishna, a senior scholar specializing in labor markets and productivity, joins Arindam Goswami, a research analyst on technology and economic policy. They discuss why focusing on job counts might mislead economic growth, highlighting that productivity is more crucial. The duo explores India's transition from low-wage to high-value innovation. They warn that while jobs are essential, simply increasing employment without enhancing productivity can keep many in poverty. The conversation emphasizes the need for comprehensive reforms and new metrics for success.

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Nov 21, 2025 • 39min
Anticipating AI's Impact on Jobs
Sridhar Krishna is a policy and technology analyst known for his insights into AI capabilities, while Rijesh Panicker is a policy commentator with a skeptical view on AI's effects. They delve into how AI is disrupting jobs, especially entry-level roles, and discuss the differing impacts on younger versus senior workers. The conversation also explores the importance of task-level analysis over job titles, the necessity of explainability in AI, and the critical need for continuous learning as workers prepare for an evolving labor market.

Sep 17, 2025 • 33min
Inequality Beyond Indices
Sridhar Krishna, a Senior Scholar focused on AI governance, and Suman Joshi, a Program Manager in public policy, delve into the complexities of inequality in India. They discuss the gap between economic data and the lived realities of the poor. The conversation touches on Generation Z's heightened awareness of disparities fueled by social media and the critical role education plays in either bridging or widening existing divides. They also explore the need for equitable policymaking and maintain an optimistic view of India's potential for growth and societal improvement.


