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Rajan says India’s domestic champions—giants at home, minnows abroad—are trapped in what he calls “riskless capitalism,” shielded from competition and innovation by state protection.
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Newspoint on MSNIIM Calcutta: Top IIM of the country, admission is only after passing CAT, after MBA, job up to Rs 30 lakh is assured..IIM Kolkata is in the news. A woman has complained of harassment in the boys' hostel late at night. The police have started an investigation by visiting the campus. IIM Kolkata is included in the list ...
India is on a path to overtake Japan and Germany to become the third largest economy in the world in the next year or two.
Professor Sergei Guriev, Dean of London Business School The Group of Thirty (G30) has announced that Sergei Guriev, Dean of ...
"Show me one country that has collected serious wealth taxes anywhere. I would challenge Piketty on that," says Rajan ...
VishalManve12. Vishal Manve handles business and international relations beat for Catch. Previously, he has worked with Scroll.in and Daily News and Analysis and has ...
The World Bank’s Spring 2025 Poverty and Equity Brief notes that India has lifted 171 million people out of extreme poverty ...
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Raghuram Rajan from Chicago Booth comments on the U.S.-Vietnam trade agreement, and says the upcoming U.S.-India trade ...
Climate mandates for central banks have been opposed by Raghuram Rajan and others, but the risks posed by this crisis demand a response. Given India’s lengthy legislative process, the Reserve Bank of ...
Numerous Indians have leveraged international education to achieve remarkable success in various fields. From technology to economics and arts, these individuals have made significant global ...
HYDERABAD: In classrooms across India, where academic marks often dominate discussions, a different movement is quietly gathering pace. Former Ranji cricketer from Hyderabad, Raghuram Ananthoj, is ...
Donald Trump has said he will only pick a new Federal Reserve chair who will cut US interest rates, as he called on the central bank to slash borrowing costs to 1 per cent.
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