The Economic Times

Have Indian interest rates finally become globally competitive? I have long held that real interest rates in India are too

For the first time, India is well-placed to catch the current global boom in wheat prices. At a time when

Fears of a double-dip global recession have depressed bourses the world over, inducing a flight to treasury bonds. Economists (and

Darks clouds are gathering on the financial horizon. The world economy is slowing, and may suffer a double-dip recession. Stock

Readers are familiar with the concept of jobless growth. But India is now demonstrating a less familiar phenomenon, which, for

Most developing countries are both integrating with the world economy and devolving power to local governments and communities. This combination

How should we tax agricultural income? The Constitution allocates this function to state governments, which generally levy nothing on farmers,