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6 February 2010Stumbling Tiger, Leaping Dragon?
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1 August 2010The taxman goes global
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The G-20, comprising 85 percent of the global GDP, 80 percent of world trade, and two-thirds of the global population has become an important international economic forum. Since the 2008 Tagged Under G20 , GDP |
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2 August 2010Unleashing Indians' dynamism in the shift from state capitalism
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NEW DELHI — Nowadays, economists are assailed by irresolute thoughts: What, for example, is the right term to apply to current global economic conditions? Is it "depression," "recession" or " Tagged Under Development , economic growth , GDP |
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21 August 2010India and China: The Battle between Soft and Hard Power
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Reality check for Asian titans Tagged Under economic growth , FDI , GDP , Indo-China |
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21 August 2010Japan and the Ancient Art of Shrugging
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GROSS domestic product figures for the second quarter show that China has overtaken |
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30 September 2010A bumpier but freer road
An Indian boss gestures from the lofty window of his steel-and-glass office. Ten years ago, says Pramod Bhasin, “you couldn’t even get a cup of coffee around here.” Now the area bristles with Tagged Under GDP , Indian economy |
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28 April 2011Bubbling-Up versus Trickling-Down
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There is palpable tension everywhere in India at the inequalities and the idea that the middle class is driving the economy. Bribery and corruption, robbery and social violence apart from suicides Tagged Under amendment , Gandhi , GDP , growth , production , swaraj |
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4 May 2011The big picture
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We have multiple crises affecting international politics and the global economy. There is an ongoing political turmoil in North Africa and West Asia, a region we refer to as WANA. At the other end Tagged Under economic crisis , euro , fukushima , G-20 , GDP , nuclear energy , WANA |
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13 June 2011In a post-crisis world
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The brahmins of the global economic order are not known to go around the developing world desperately canvassing support to get elected as head of multilateral institutions like the International Tagged Under Christine Lagarde , developing countries , Dominique Strauss-Kahn , GDP , IMF , World Bank |
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Books
courtesy: Peterson Institute for International Economics
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9 September 2011Eclipse: Living in the Shadow of China’s Economic Dominance
Three forces will dictate China’s rise, Mr Subramanian argues: demography, convergence and “gravity”. Since China has over four times America’s population, it only has to produce a quarter of Tagged Under China , European Union , GDP , germany , Hong Kong , japan , PPP , South Korea , Superpower , Trade |
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