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Bad governance, strong democracy, poor human development, good financial regulation. No one said India wasn’t a land of contradictions. But can she stand with the West now?
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Just how much does the monsoon affect economic growth?
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No bill, no cashier, no penalty. Indonesia set up unmanned honesty cafes, where patrons simply put the money in bag. Would similar honour systems work in India?
by Pravin Palande, Rohin Dharmakumar |
Jul 10, 2009 |
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Scary pictures on cigarette packs, ever increasing taxes, zone restrictions... Governments across the world have tried many tricks to discourage smoking. But do they work?
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Has the world economy begun its recovery? This is the question occupying the minds of economists and overenthusiastic journalists. Let us join the debate and read the signals that have come so far
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As economies get infected, many choose to sheathe themselves
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Recession is well understood, but depression has no single definition
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He just survived a barrage of election manifestos and innovations in rhetoric. Politicians begged him and ripped their heart out to show his place there. Now they will forget him. Only to remember five years later. It’s not easy being a Common Man. But defining him is even tougher
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