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Has the Indian economy insulated itself from politics? The last time the political decision making caused a downturn in the growth story was when the unfortunate nuclear tests were carried out as India flexed its muscles at the world. That was when we saw growth slowdown, investments decline and industrial confidence...
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With the scare of rising food prices and the volatility in food output being seen all around the globe, there is a renewed focus on the sustainability and efficacy of India’s biggest intervention in the food market. The Public Distribution System (PDS) seeks to ensure availability of essential commodities like wheat, rice,...
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It is widely believed and indeed is true that the Indian economy was opened up to the world nearly 18 years ago. Tariffs were reduced, trade restrictions went down and investment flows were allowed. Beginning with its economic reform program initiated in 1991, India has taken noteworthy steps to...
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The US story in the use of IT in manufacturing is clearly one that suggests the positive contribution that Information Technology has made. Overall growth and productivity are positively impacted through the use of IT. Is this relevant for India? India’s fast paced growth in the services...
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This year, we see a number of people questioning India’s growth story. After a very successful year, where the growth rate was recorded at 9.6 per year for 2007-08, the predictions for 2008-09 are subdued. The government itself admits that growth will now be 8.7 per cent, while some others have predicted...
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