Category Center for the Study for Finance and Economics

Urban Knowledge in Crisis

The current status of urban knowledge development, in form of accumulated knowledge, so recorded and accorded a formal status, in the syllabus of recognised courses or diploma and masters degress, of institutions of formal educations, like universities, is the bed rock of knowledge in any discipline.

Why Traditional FMCGs Must Adapt to Compete with Big Retail Giants Like Amazon

The markets are flat. The rupee is down against the dollar, not so much because the rupee is weak — the real effective exchange rate of the rupee, trade weighted against six currencies, shows appreciation — because of the rise of the dollar against major currencies. US growth is robust, at the moment, and the resurrection of Donald Trump, with his promise of tax cuts and protection for US industries, has braced US stocks, relocating some equity funds back home to the US.

EPF Pension Controversy: Accountability and the Role of the Central Provident Fund Commissioner

TK ARUN Should the Central Provident Fund Commissioner be sent to jail? He is culpable of multiple offences: one, contempt of the Supreme Court, two, administering mental torture to about 17 lakh pension applicants who have applied for higher pension,…

Traversing Promises and Risks of the Blue Economy in India (2020): A Policy Perspective

The philosophy of the Blue Economy (BE) was first introduced by Prof. Gunter Pauli in 1994 at the United Nations University (UNU) to address the needs and challenges of sustainable growth amidst the multifarious threats posed by global warming.

RBI’s Misguided Regulatory Strategy

Cracking down on NBFCs disbursing small loans on the grounds they are charging usurious rates only pushes borrowers towards informal markets where rates are higher. Instead of removing barriers towards the flow of credit to the bottom of the pyramid, there are hurdles placed in the name of systemic stability when this risk can be tackled through other means

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