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C.P. Chandrasekhar
The road to dominance
Reliance’s success in areas such as telecommunications and retail is the result of aggressive investment and predatory pricing, facilitated by capital
C.P. Chandrasekhar
OYO & the valuation game
As the cracks in the business model employed by the budget hotel aggregator OYO are becoming apparent, both disgruntledhoteliers and investors are que
C.P. Chandrasekhar
A self-made fiscal trap
The government’s obsession with the fiscal defict results in reduced public spending and demand and consequently lower tax revenues.
C.P. Chandrasekhar
End of free trade myth
The collapse of the WTO’s dispute settlement mechanism seems imminent and challenges the very basis of the so-called post-WTO freer trade order.
C.P. Chandrasekhar
The descent ahead
The government’s obsession with the fiscal deficit may see it tightening expenditure, which could end in a descent into recession.
Economic Perspectives
In dire straits
The recent Supreme Court judgment on what constitutes revenue in the telecom industry has thrown the latter into disarray and put the government in a
C.P. Chandrasekhar
Economic Perspectives
Liquidity conundrum
Finance flowing to business from bank and non-bank sources has fallen considerably in recent months, besides not flowing to where it is needed most, a
C.P. Chandrasekhar
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A spike and jitters
A spike in the U.S. repo rate results in aggressive intervention by the Federal Reserve in money markets, but that may not be enough to soothe market
Dangerous drift
The Indian government is not clear on what it expects to gain from joining the RCEP Agreement that is likely to include the ASEAN countries and their
Big banks not a solution
A few big banks may help only when combined with medium and small banks with jurisdictional limits and well-defined lending mandates. If not, credit w
Spectre of recession
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When pessimism rules
The government’s focus is not on economic revival that leads to legitimacy but on quelling dissent that loss of legitimacy leads to.
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