It is a reflection of the changed circumstances in India over the last 25 years that we are not accepting a growth rate of 5 per cent
When relative prices do not serve the national good, then there is a case for government intervention, especially when distorted relative prices are a driver of macroeconomic slowdown
Banks allocate just 35% of their information-technology budgets to innovation, while fintechs spend more than 70%, McKinsey said
The surest way out would be for governments to work together, while moving to bolster growth at home
The last few months have brought us an avalanche of downgraded forecasts from all international and private sector financial institutions and think tanks
She said the World Economic Outlook to be released next week will show downward revisions for 2019 and 2020
There are limits to what central banks can achieve
According to a report by consultancy firm Kantar, the number of online buyers has dropped across several key categories in the first half of 2019
The spread of unconventional monetary policies threatens to set off dangerous and unpredictable feedback loops
India needs active policy intervention
Stakeholders must take a longer-term view of business operations and investment strategies