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Systemic reforms boosted India's macroeconomic stability: Ashima Goyal
Eight years of systemic reforms have increased India's macroeconomic stability and its capacity to withstand any external shocks, RBI Monetary Policy Committee Member Ashima Goyal has said
 "Systemic reforms boosted India's macroeconomic stability: Ashima Goyal")
Returning to structuralist macroeconomics for unleashing India's growth
The absence of mass-market demand continues to be a limiting constraint
A remarkable teacher: Remembering D-School's Elizabeth Krishna
Elizabeth Krishna worked at the Delhi School of Economics for about a decade and a half from the mid-1960s to late 1970s as a tutor, or teaching assistant
 "A remarkable teacher: Remembering D-School's Elizabeth Krishna")
Macroeconomic factors unlikely to stall tech modernisation: Mindtree CEO
Macroeconomic and geopolitical developments are unlikely to turn back or stall business-critical technology modernisation, IT services firm Mindtree's CEO Debashis Chatterjee has said
 "Macroeconomic factors unlikely to stall tech modernisation: Mindtree CEO")
Macroeconomic challenges revisited
Policies are moving in the right direction, but vulnerabilities remain
 "Macroeconomic challenges revisited")
Recovery tracker: Higher workplace attendance, railway freight numbers
Vehicle registrations, aviation numbers are worse than before
 "Recovery tracker: Higher workplace attendance, railway freight numbers")
Debt MFs see Rs 92,248-cr outflow in June on uncertain macro environment
Mutual funds focused on investing in fixed-income securities witnessed a heavy outflow in June, driven by expectations around an increasing rate cycle, higher commodity prices and slowdown in growth
 "Debt MFs see Rs 92,248-cr outflow in June on uncertain macro environment")
Centre committed to meeting FY23 fiscal deficit target: Official
Says macroeconomic fundamentals and forex reserves are robust enough to deal with current geo-political challenges
 "Centre committed to meeting FY23 fiscal deficit target: Official")
Govt committed to 6.4% fiscal deficit target for FY23, says report
India's macroeconomic fundamentals are strong to deal with challenges and the central government is committed to stick to the fiscal deficit target of 6.4 per cent of the GDP for the current fiscal
 "Govt committed to 6.4% fiscal deficit target for FY23, says report")
India prepared to deal with global macroeconomic challenges: CEA
Asserts country's fundamentals are strong, govt and RBI will meet challenges with 'flexible and adroit' policymaking
 "India prepared to deal with global macroeconomic challenges: CEA")
Data puts Turkey's annual inflation rate at 73.5%, at a 24-year high
Annual inflation in Turkey hit 73.5 per cent in May, the highest rate since 1998, according to official data released on Friday as a cost-of-living crisis in the country deepens.
 "Data puts Turkey's annual inflation rate at 73.5%, at a 24-year high")
What is CPI-based inflation?
The government and RBI are also circumspect as soaring inflation is hitting the common man hard. But what is CPI-based inflation and how is it calculated? Let us understand
 "What is CPI-based inflation?")
India's macroeconomic challenges deepen
The deteriorating world outlook has added to the complexity of macroeconomic policy-making
 "India's macroeconomic challenges deepen")
Spurious macroeconomic analytics
The expenditure specific multipliers that are being cited to proclaim this Budget as expansionary have no analytical foundation.
 "Spurious macroeconomic analytics")
Is all macroeconomic analysis time-pass, idle chat and ephemeral?
Macroeconomics comprises 6-7 interconnected variables, each of which can or will be different depending on what other 6 are. So what you get at the best of times are wide ranges of possible outcomes.
Sensex reclaims 60,000 mark; FPI buying, macroeconomic data buoy sentiment
The Sensex gained 367 points, or 0.6 per cent, to close at 60,223, while the Nifty rose 120 points to end the session at 17,925 cent.
 "Sensex reclaims 60,000 mark; FPI buying, macroeconomic data buoy sentiment")
Macroeconomics is no longer good enough
The world today is simply too complex for economists to comprehend in real time
 "Macroeconomics is no longer good enough")
Macroeconomics in action
The book does not take more than a paragraph to warn us about our misplaced hopes in demographic dividends
 "Macroeconomics in action")
India's macroeconomy more healthy, ready for faster growth: Ashima Goyal
Notwithstanding the pandemic severe shock, India's macroeconomy is more healthy and ready for faster growth, eminent economist Ashima Goyal said on Sunday
 "India's macroeconomy more healthy, ready for faster growth: Ashima Goyal")
The growth path India must take
'The need of the hour is the building up of macro-financial, fiscal, and external buffers', said the authors
 "The growth path India must take")
