Imbibing the 'Make in India' principle, Volvo seeks to launch a local assembly line in India by the end of the year.
Credit ratings agencies have responded differently to low-rated and high-rated Eurozone countries. Their criticism is not entirely justified.
As of now, the economy of United States dominates. Nonetheless, it is very likely for other nations to catch up.
Lorenzo Fioramonti's new book focuses on the need to combat populist policies by doing away with the emphasis on number oriented growth.
The job scenario in India has been on a rapid decline and will continue to deteriorate if the government fails to act effectively.
We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of.
Despite being one of the most crucial sectors of any country, what makes the state of the Indian healthcare system in an urgent need for revival?
The upcoming Union Budget poses some unique challenges for the Finance Minister. Will he choose to ride the wave of populism?
Six graphs depicting different economic indicators illustrate why no growth rather than low growth seems to have become the norm for developed nations.
Will Italy's economy end up in a similar situation to that of Greece?
When the recent statistic of GDP growth project India as the fastest growing economy, why do the economists have a contrasting view on this?
"China has entered the ranks of the so-called 'upper-middle-income' countries". To what extent does this hold true?
While becoming the next superpower is a distant dream, India becoming a strong leader amidst emerging markets does seem inevitable.
The paucity of economic literacy in India coupled with the disillusionment associated with GDP, call for an immediate shift of focus to other social indicators as a metric for growth.
This articles provides certain examples to show how monetary policy affects the GDP and inflation figures and in turn its effect on the economy.
The author explores the love hate relationship of a country's GDP with the inflation rate and analyzes the finer intricacies at depth.
The author discusses the intricacies of China's economy, and how even a minuscule change can have repercussions on the global economy.
The high denomination of the 1000 franc note makes the author raise the question of the temptation of the Swiss to demonetize it.
The article talks about John Mauldin’s Stock Return Model and questions whether economic growth has anything to do with stock returns or not.
With the ever increasing need to have better healthcare, it has become and should be inevitable for the government to increase investment to manifold quantities.
The author explains how a housewive is the backbone of a family and vouches for the services of housewives to be included in calculating GDP.
The author states how the increasing population consumes greater resources whereas decreasing fertility rates result in a decreased labor force.
The author explains how devaluation of Japanese Yen will increase exports and thus the GDP, but will reduce the purchasing power of Yen.
A major chunk of the huge Indian population is poor and this has adverse social impacts. Instead of showing sympathy, some stringent steps should be taken to fix the problem of poverty in India.
This article gives us an insight into the impact of inflation on the society as a whole. Food inflation is talk about in more detail.
This article summarizes the achievements of Indian economy as a whole after PM Modi came to power. How far is India from becoming a global power?
The article discusses the issue of black money in India, pointing out various fundamental aspects of the same.
The article questions the growth experienced in India vis-a-vi the living standards of the people.
The article focuses on if the BRICS Development Bank can overcome the challenge of internal cooperation, it can develop as an alternative to the existing institutions.
The article highlights concerns regarding the fiscal deficit in India, mainly due to the large dependence on international market for oil supply.