Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, May 16, 2002
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OPINION EDITORIAL a la carte versus buffet IT HAS THUS far been a buffet; from hereon, cable television channels will become available a la carte. Parliament is to debate the amendments to The Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act that will require cable television operators to offer ... More ECONOMY 
Economic and fiscal policy reforms -- I: Looking back to move aheadINDIA embarked upon major economic and fiscal policy reforms in the early 1990s in the wake of a serious balance-of-payments (BoP) crisis. The First Generation Reforms played out in the last 11 years with liberalisation happening across key areas ... More ACCOUNTANCY Accounting avalanche UK AND international standards bodies are gearing up to release an avalanche of draft accounting standards. The following is a brief summary of what to expect. Just over a year into its overhauled work programme, the International Accounting ... More
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PETROLEUM The slick on the oil front The projected recovery in the global economy and the continuing political tensions and turmoil in West Asia have led to a firming up of oil prices. This is fraught with perilous implications for such import-dependent oil consumers as India unless it displays efficiency in using its oil resources. More MANPOWER INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Industry bodies must reinvent themselves POLITICAL hubbub has now shifted from the floor of the Lok Sabha to the meetings of industry bodies. And not even the country's leading industry association is spared. It was thus awkward that the CII's recent annual general meeting turned into a ... More BANKING Offshore banking: A lucrative proposition Financial experts have been pleading to establish an offshore banking centre in India. Geographically, India provides distinct advantages in attracting offshore banking units, because it has a stable economic and political performance, a vast market, technical manpower that could find employment in these centres. The question is: Will these offshore banking units fulfil Mr Murasoli Maran's cherished goals? More LETTERS Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back May. 5-May. 11 R. K. Talwar: A banker ahead of his times Two nations, two agricultures Gujarat tragedy: Pakistan, the beneficiary |
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