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INTERVIEW: Deal space post meltdown
There is a near equal division among the constituents of the global economy - those who blame `mark to market' accounting for the onset of the credit crunch itself and those who credit it for the early detection of the crunch.. The falling ...

INTERVIEW: Issues in share-based payments
India soon needs a more detailed and comprehensive literature on share-based payment transactions, urges Mr Kamal Agarwal, a Senior Professional in a member firm of Ernst & Young ...

ACCOUNTANCY: Naturally edgy
Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) perhaps would be one of the few Indian enterprises that would not mind India’s foreign currency transactions being predominantly designated in dollars because the debt service obligations emanating out of ...

COMPANY LAW: Continuing controls in liberal regime
Economic legislation is meaningful only if it factors in the direction the economy itself is poised to take. This is particularly applicable to laws governing joint stock companies, as the corporate form of business is increasingly ...

BOOKS: Data bank
The Reserve Bank of India is known for meticulous collection, analysis and dissemination of data on various aspects of the Indian economy, and these are published in the Currency and Finance reports, reminisces V.V. Bhatt in ...

EDITORIAL: Price cuts and more
Not since 1991 has so much initiative been demanded of the Government as now when the economy is caught in a world wide spin-down and just about every indicator of prosperity is reversing direction. Yet, since September, New Delhi has simply ...

ECONOMY: Saving capitalism from economists
Given how often policy economists go wrong, why is there a premium on them? Are they a sort of ...

CORPORATE: Corporate social irresponsibility?


LETTERS: Banks’ change of priority
This refers to the news item “PSU banks aim for aggressive passenger vehicle loan growth” (Business Line, November 18). Banks may expect growth in the ...

LETTERS: G-20 Summit
It is heartening to note that the World’s 20 top economies have reached an agreement to better regulate international financial markets and take steps to check the global economic ...






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