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Silent return of say’s law in economic discourse

This backdoor entry of Say’s Law is reflected in the absurd rationale of the neo-liberal economic order that’s pushing an ‘export-led growth’ strategy on smaller countries.

Lockdown hits valley economy, trade bodies peg loss at INR 10,000 crore

The state completes 85 days of shutdown on Monday,...

Modi no reformer, manages economy incompetently: Western investors warned

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India’s cyclical slowdown severe, downturn sharp: Now World Bank contradicts itself

For the powers-that be, surely, it is but natural...

PMC Bank Crisis: SC refuses to admit PIL against withdrawal limits

The plea sought directions to protect the money of...

Infrastructure, Realty Trusts Can Now Set Up Business In SEZs, But Will This Increase Exports?

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Warning of severe slowdown World Bank cuts India growth projection to 6%

The World Bank expects the economy to gradually recover...

Economic Slowdown: No Improvement Even in the Festive Season

“Big players, who deal internationally, are still safe, but...

Did PMC Bank play favorites? Bank saw massive cash withdrawals before RBI clampdown

49 broken FDs accounted for withdrawal of Rs. 16...

How the Indian Economy should be revived

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