BY NIDHI SINGH Agriculture is undeniably the backbone of the Indian economy. This sector fulfils the food requirement of the […]
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Germany’s Economy under Angela Merkel in hindsight
BY NANDINI LAHOTY Merkel became the first female Chancellor of Germany in 2005 and is serving her fourth term. Angela […]
COVID-19 and the Resilience of European Economy
BY SAMIKA DAGA The European Union seems to have mimicked Arya Stark’s (fictional character from popular television series, Game of […]
The Differential Impact of COVID-19 on the three economic sectors
BY MUSKAAN CHOUDHARY The current pandemic has proven to be life altering, more so negatively than positively for most of […]
Public Sector Banks : The Road to Post Pandemic Recovery
BY SAMIKA DAGA An inadvertent constituent amongst the countless victims of this Covid-19 virus, are the Public Sector Banks in […]
Lessons from COVID-19 : The importance of a digital global economy
BY RASHI LOHAAN Let’s face it, one of the biggest boons to come from COVID-19 has been that we as […]
Implications of the American labeling of Hong Kong’s Exports as ‘Made in China’
BY SHASWAT KUMAR Establishing regime and supremacy has always been a culture of independent America, Russia, China and many Western […]
The Need For Comprehensive Poverty Estimation
BY OAISHIK BHATTACHARYA During 2004-05, when the Suresh Tendulkar committee was formulated under the aegis of the Planning Commission, a […]
Book Review : Joseph Stiglitz’s The Price of Inequality
BY OAISHIK BHATTACHARYA The scope of this article is to review the critically acclaimed book “The Price of Inequality” written […]
How did we calculate poverty in pre-liberalization India ?
BY OAISHIK BHATTACHARYA With a population of 1.3 billion people, India, is a thwarted tale of two societies, “the haves” […]
