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Economic Perspectives

Shale as saviour?

AS the world looks for every sign of robust recovery from a five-year-long recession, investment in and production of shale gas and oil in the United
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Economic Perspectives

A benchmark for rigging

IN a process that began almost six months back, the world’s leading banks are under scrutiny for rigging a benchmark variable that influences the retu
C.P. Chandrasekhar

Open Access vs academic power

THAT the United States and its European allies dominate the world of knowledge is unquestionable. This is reflected in indicators of academic “output”
Jayati Ghosh

How about growth-led exports?

SUDDENLY, it seems, the momentum has shifted. For most of the past decade, the developing world was growing at a much faster clip than the rich North,
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C.P. Chandrasekhar

Banks and the F-word

RESERVE Bank of India Deputy Governor K.C. Chakrabarty is not one to mince his words. So when he was invited recently to speak at an Associate
Economy

Poverty play

YET again the Central government has mired itself in controversy by releasing its latest poverty estimates based on the consumption expenditure survey
Reserve Bank Survey

Foreign hand

CONFRONTED by signs of economic vulnerability, India’s economic policymakers are blaming poor performance on inadequate ‘reform’. Measures to appease

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Weak and vulnerable

WHEN the rupee crossed the 60-to-a-dollar barrier on June 26, official and corporate concern was palpable. This was not because everybody was a loser
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Rupee concerns

FOR the last couple of months, the sliding rupee has created consternation among many in the Indian economy. In the second week of June it came close
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Cost of reliance on gas

AMIDST controversy, the United Progressive Alliance government is once again working to boost private profit at the expense of ordinary citizens. This
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‘Empowerment alone not enough’

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Greater Noida: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and President of Asian Development Bank (ADB), Takehiko Nakao shake hands at the opening session of the 46th Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors of ADB in Greater Noida on Saturday. PTI Photo by Atul Yadav(PTI5_4_2013_000032B)

Inclusion mantra

The collapse of the global economy has forced development financial institutions such as the Asian Development Bank to shift their focus from capitali
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