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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.

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RBI denies social media rumours about closure of 9 commercial banks

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

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

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