Resolution
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Money Matters Around The World
Every country manipulates currency to ensure that its economic model doesn't get hit. In today's world that may not be such a good idea
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The New Cities Of India
Going private may be the answer to most of the ills that pervade our crammed cities, but the government will need to smoothen the road to make this happen
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The IPO Attitude Problem
Companies are over-pricing IPOs to cash in on investors fast-in-fast-out strategy. The result is a loss for both
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Should PPPs Be Private?
Putting public private partnerships under the purview of RTI will bring in greater accountability
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Indian Judiciary Wants More Conversation, Less Action
The Indian judiciary is encouraging out-of-court settlements as a means to reduce the huge backlog of cases
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Carving Up the Internet
Google and Verizon want network neutrality to end in the wireless world, so they can charge more to prioritise certain services. That idea may not be as evil as the world thinks
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TPAs In Insurance: A Bid For Survival
As state-owned insurance companies scramble to get their act together, third party administrators need to be more efficient to justify their existence
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Taxing by Hook or Crook
A minimum tax on gross assets is neither a new idea nor devoid of economic rationale. But the government must be gentle in enforcing it
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Heavy Load on Mutual Funds
Increasing the net worth requirement for mutual funds may kill competition and serve no useful purpose
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Wanted: A Financial Regulator for India
An overall financial regulator for the country has the potential to ease the ride for the average investor
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A Formula to Seal the GST Debate
It will take some juggling from the central government to get all states on board with the finer details of GST