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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.

Faced with Protests, RBI increases withdrawal limit to Rs. 10,000: PMC Bank

Account holders filed a police complaint against Bank officials...

RBI denies social media rumours about closure of 9 commercial banks

RBI has today clarified that the social media rumours...

Disaster Day for PMC Account Holders: Acute Customer Distress on Twitter

#pmcbank has trended all day on September 24 with...

RBI puts Mumbai based PMC under restrictions, Chaos reigns outside Bank’s Branches

Irate and anxious customers swarmed offices of the Mumbai...

Slowdown: Family Savings Dip, Debts Mount

The savage effects of the ongoing economic crisis will...

Economy Shredded, Childhoods Ruined

According to the recent figures by Central Statistics Office,...

An Act of Desperation, forcing RBI to release Rs 1.76 lakh crores: CPI (M)

In a scathing condemnation of the government’s move to...

To India’s FM informal sector, contributing 54% to GDP, isn’t the ‘real’ wealth creator

The press conference addressed by the Finance Minister Nirmala...

Economic Slump: Modi Govt Re-Arranging Furniture When House is on Fire

Measures announced by the finance minister are mere concessions...

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