The Hindu Business Line : Friday, April 30, 2004

EDITORIAL
Taking stock of wheat, sugar
THE LATEST ESTIMATES suggest that the wheat crop being harvested would be down three million tonnes to 73 million tonnes from the initial forecast of 76 million tonnes. This is attributed to lower yields in late-sown areas caused by ... More

EDUCATION
Learning deficit
THE Economist has been publishing a series of articles on various topics for the Copenhagen Consensus project organised by it in co-operation with the Denmark's Environmental Assessment Institute to help draw up ... More

WTO
Will they divide the G-20 too?
The EU's latest offer on agriculture is clearly intended to split the powerful Cairns group and the G-20 alliance. More

MONETARY POLICY
Monetary Policy — Irrelevance of consistency exercise
The areas to be addressed in the Monetary Policy have to be analytically sound and pragmatic. Should there be, in the policy statement, a consistency between money, output and prices? Asks A. Vasudevan, if the policy-makers opt for such a cons istency exercise as in the past, what would be their assumptions? More

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