As Paul Krugman warned India of mass unemployment, and a leaked government report revealed that the male workforce shrank by 18 million over six years to 2018
Everything changed on November 8, 2016, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi's demonetisation order invalidated 86% of India's currency.
Now that every single rupee has an owner, he will have to explain where the money came from
The share of the banned notes in the currency in circulation was about 86 per cent, amounting to about Rs 15.41 trillion
Remember, only the US Fed is raising the rates. The Europeans, Japanese, and the Chinese are not doing that.
Sources said the Labour Bureau's report was approved by Labour and Employment Minister Santosh Kumar Gangwar in December but its public release has been withheld by the ministry
Before the demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 banknotes, the RBI had issued a FEMA notification allowing Nepali citizens to carry Rs 25,000 worth of such banknotes
The govt has done it gradually stop the high denomination note's circulation
Economists all over the world have dug through the rich trove of data, and here's what they found about the monetary shock that still lingers over India
India's GDP growth rate slowed to 6.1 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2016-17, from 7 per cent in the previous quarter
The Indian economy grew at 7 per cent in the third quarter (when demonetisation was implemented) of 2016-17 and at 6.1 per cent in the subsequent quarter
Growth was not only impacted due to demonetisation, but also because of the implementation of GST, he said
Currency-printing subsidiary of Reserve Bank of India claimed sharing the information will hurt India's economic interests.
48% of annual target for direct taxes already collected, says CBDT chairman
Following demonetisation, the agriculture sector was one of the worst hit as farmers usually deal in cash
Rawat demitted office on Saturday and Sunil Arora took over as the new chief election commissioner on Sunday
The Congress leader also claimed the 'haphazard' and 'indiscreet' decision devastated the MSME sector and about 40 million jobs were lost
In a soon to be published book, Subramanian has criticised demonetisation as a massive, draconian, monetary shock that accelerated economic slide
The former chief economic adviser explains in his new book why vice became virtue when it concerned demonetisation
Growth had been slowing even before, but after demonetisation, the slide accelerated, the former CEA says