China is present in a big way in Sri Lanka despite earning criticism for the unviable cost of signature projects
The report said the golden triangle of government, private sector and academia are important players who can provide the impetus needed to grow the start-up eco system
South America's only English-speaking nation owes the anticipated windfall to offshore oil deposits discovered in 2015
In 2018-19, it stood at 6.8%, down from 7.2% in the 2017-18 financial year
Despite being a consumption-led economy, India's advertising market contributes just about 0.38 per cent to the country's GDP
Target years for reaching the desired fiscal deficit are pushed back; and when FMs are unable to get close to targets, they fudge the books and push the burden on to hapless PSUs, writes T N Ninan
Days after the new Modi government was sworn-in, the benchmark indices climbed to all-time highs
The first-quarter GDP data showed the economy losing steam
The last economics guy to take sociology into account was Milton Friedman, says the author
In Indonesia, land-use controls were aggressively deregulated in the 1980s while entire sectors of the economy were opened up to direct investment
For 2020 calendar year, it reduced the estimate by a similar measure to 6.7 per cent
On the liquidity side, the consensus still favours India to be one of the faster growing economies across the world, says Andrade
The economy has been slowing down for over a year now, but Mr Modi and his government had been in (election-induced) denial
The public sector must be reduced whenever it becomes a fiscal and administrative burden like Air India
Singapore has moved up to the top, from the third position last year, while the US has slipped to the third place in the 2019 edition of the IMD World Competitiveness Rankings
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The resulting misallocation of resources is making India's blossoming urban areas well-nigh unlivable
Overall capex of the government in the first 7 months of the year was Rs 1.77 trillion as against Rs 1.62 trillion last year, says a CARE report
Such a transfer can deliver an unintended cataclysmic deflationary shock to the real economy, driving interest rates way too high, and leading to a massive collapse in output and employment
FM says the way crude oil prices are going up, there will be some adverse impact