Google Alert - India : Economy & Policy

Google News Alert for: India : Economy & Policy

Food prices prompt tariff dip
Arizona Republic - Phoenix,AZ,USA
Philippine Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap today urged China, Japan, India and other Asian nations to convene an emergency meeting on the food crisis, ...
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The Finish Model of Knowledge Economy: Can Nepal Learn from it?
Telegraphnepal.com - Kathmandu,Bagmati,Nepal
We had better design a new developmental policy long before to capture its full potential and develop a strong and vibrant economy that could give our ...
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FNCCI chief suggests liberal economy for building 'new Nepal'
Nepalnews.com - Kathmandu,Nepal
Joshi lauded Prachanda's assurance that the Maoist led government would formulate economic policy as per the suggestion of the private sector. ...
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VIEW: India’s fiscal follies —Mira Kamdar
Daily Times - Lahore,Pakistan
The government must be seen to care about the aam aadmi, the common man (who votes), while satisfying the needs of businessmen (who keep the economy ...
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Google Blogs Alert for: India : Economy & Policy

Ripple Effects in the Food Trade
By Joshua Foust
Last year, India addressed the problem through deliberate and rapid appreciation of its currency. According to Indian economic analyst Ajay Shah, this sudden change was a shock response to a long period of export restrictions making ...
Registan.net - http://www.registan.net

CSX (CSX) Benefiting from Grains, Ethanol, and Export Coal
By TraderMark(TraderMark)
So much like the Federal Reserve with its policy of "crossing our fingers and hoping" that inflation will dissipate as the US economy slows, let's do the same "hope" policy in regards to this summer's weather in the US and Russian (and ...
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India's monetary policy is still too loose. AMERICA was the original “Goldilocks economy” (neither too hot nor too cold), but the fair maiden has now moved ...