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India's Slowing Diesel Sales In August Points To Lower Industry Output
India's monthly diesel consumption continued to decline for the second straight month in August, according to preliminary industry data, signalling lower industrial activity. Diesel consumption accounts for 40% of overall refined fuel sales in India and is one of the key parameters linked to overall economic growth. Asia's third largest economy shr...
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UK Inflation Slips Unexpectedly But Soaring Factory Prices Herald Big Rises Ahead
Consumer prices rose 0.9% compared with a year ago, the Office for National Statistics said, below economists' expectation for a 1.1% annual rise.
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Angus Deaton Wins 2015 Nobel Prize for Economics
British-born economist Angus Deaton won the 2015 economics Nobel Prize for "his analysis of consumption, poverty and welfare", the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said on Monday.
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Focus Turns to The Economist after FT Sale
The Economist Group could become the latest British media business to undergo a change of ownership this year as its co-owner Pearson focuses on education, bankers and industry sources said.
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Indian manufacturing stagnated due to 'peculiar' labour laws: economist
India's manufacturing sector has stagnated because the country has "very peculiar structural" labour laws that need to be made flexible, India-born British economist Meghnad Desai has said.
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India and its Contradictions: A dialogue with Amartya Sen, Gurcharan Das, Meghnad Desai
Noted economist Amartya Sen, author and commentator Gurcharan Das and India-born British politician Meghnad Desai express their views on the contradictions within the Indian society and polity on NDTV Dialogues.
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Long haul ahead for Britain's struggling economy
When the financial crisis began to spread five years ago, British coffee machine-maker Fracino raced to get ahead of it.
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France is Europe's 'time-bomb': The Economist
After accusing the French of being in "denial" during the presidential election campaign in late March, the British weekly The Economist now says that France is "the time-bomb at the heart of Europe."
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Govt should stop subsidy on electricity: Economist Meghnad Desai
Economist Meghnad Desai criticised the prevalent system of providing electricity at subsidised rates.
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We failed to foresee recession: UK economists to Queen
A group of top British economists have written to Queen Elizabeth, acknowledging their failure to foresee the timing, extent and severity of the recession.
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India's Slowing Diesel Sales In August Points To Lower Industry Output
India's monthly diesel consumption continued to decline for the second straight month in August, according to preliminary industry data, signalling lower industrial activity. Diesel consumption accounts for 40% of overall refined fuel sales in India and is one of the key parameters linked to overall economic growth. Asia's third largest economy shr...
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UK Inflation Slips Unexpectedly But Soaring Factory Prices Herald Big Rises Ahead
Consumer prices rose 0.9% compared with a year ago, the Office for National Statistics said, below economists' expectation for a 1.1% annual rise.
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Angus Deaton Wins 2015 Nobel Prize for Economics
British-born economist Angus Deaton won the 2015 economics Nobel Prize for "his analysis of consumption, poverty and welfare", the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said on Monday.
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Focus Turns to The Economist after FT Sale
The Economist Group could become the latest British media business to undergo a change of ownership this year as its co-owner Pearson focuses on education, bankers and industry sources said.
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Indian manufacturing stagnated due to 'peculiar' labour laws: economist
India's manufacturing sector has stagnated because the country has "very peculiar structural" labour laws that need to be made flexible, India-born British economist Meghnad Desai has said.
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India and its Contradictions: A dialogue with Amartya Sen, Gurcharan Das, Meghnad Desai
Noted economist Amartya Sen, author and commentator Gurcharan Das and India-born British politician Meghnad Desai express their views on the contradictions within the Indian society and polity on NDTV Dialogues.
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Long haul ahead for Britain's struggling economy
When the financial crisis began to spread five years ago, British coffee machine-maker Fracino raced to get ahead of it.
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France is Europe's 'time-bomb': The Economist
After accusing the French of being in "denial" during the presidential election campaign in late March, the British weekly The Economist now says that France is "the time-bomb at the heart of Europe."
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Govt should stop subsidy on electricity: Economist Meghnad Desai
Economist Meghnad Desai criticised the prevalent system of providing electricity at subsidised rates.
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We failed to foresee recession: UK economists to Queen
A group of top British economists have written to Queen Elizabeth, acknowledging their failure to foresee the timing, extent and severity of the recession.
