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Finding resources for a critical area
The global economic downturn has revived a decades-old macroeconomic prescription to jump-start faltering economies: public investment in infrastructure. Historically, government investments have been a critical factor in providing the ...

Falling share of wages
The International Labour Organisation’s caution on the consequences of dramatic decreases in the share of wages in Gross Domestic Product, despite increases in productivity, is timely given the current impact of the global financial ...

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The task of taking India forward
By Markandey Katju

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India and the Nepali peace process
By Prashant Jha

Some see the peace process, which the Indian establishment had a key role in orchestrating , as a done deal. But this is an excessively complacent assessment.

The Clinton-Obama detente
By Elisabeth Bumiller

Few predict that a relationship born of mutual respect will grow into a tight bond between the new President and the woman who will be the public face of his foreign policy.

ONLINE AND OFF LINE

The prescription: investment and commitment
Misspellings of names and titles and typos are the most common errors found in newspapers. According to Craig Silverman, in his book, Regret the Error , also frequent are numerical errors, arising from an unwillingness to question. When ...

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