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Russia can't match a Western asset seizure, but it can inflict pain
Russia says any attempt to take its capital or interest would be "banditry" and has warned of catastrophic consequences, although it has been vague...
Economists propose Rs 3.6 lakh crore cash transfer during three months...
Nearly three hundred economists, social scientists, workers' organizations and former civil servants have made an appeal for a cash transfer scheme...
Economists warn of costly COVID-19 resurgence if US reopens hastily
As more US states have started to partially reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many economists have warned that moving too fast might risk a second...
COVID-19 lockdown: Retail credit drops to lowest level since 2008
The COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown have made Indian consumers risk-averse if one were to go by data showing a growth in deposits and retail credit...
Economists raise doubts over timing of economic revival in...
Economists on Friday expressed doubts over the timing of the economic revival in the post COVID-19 era, saying that the pandemic has sauntered onstage...
Equitable ways to wealth: Invisible norms that shake up economies
Economists often ignore norms on which markets depend and treat them as part of the woodwork, owing to their static nature. But COVID-19-led...
Paradigm shift for economies: The siren song of mega cities
Since the Industrial Revolution, economic activity has concentrated in a few ever-expanding urban hubs. Now that COVID-19 has acquainted us with the...
A balancing act: Bridging economists and epidemiologists
Economists and epidemiologists need to get along. When economists bicker with epidemiologists about the best policy responses to the Covid-19...
