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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Untenable critiques sowing confusion on supposed ill-effects of retail FDI
Retail sector liberalisation has been revived and included in Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s package of big-bang reforms announced recently. This was to be expected as an element of the package since the influential minister Jairam Ramesh, who has access to … Continue reading
Posted in Economics
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A time for gaffes
I was reminded of Edna O’Brien’s novel, August is a Wicked Month, when two scandals erupted last month – one, predictably, in the financial sector and the other, more surprisingly, in the journalistic sector. BBC News (August 10) and Reuters … Continue reading
Posted in General
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