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• The Real Economy – Global Edition Volume 17

  Joe Brusuelas, Brendan Quirk, Dr. Suresh Surana

  …that it will choose growth via lower rates and a cheaper currency, which runs the risk of causing an increase in capital outflows and further drain the… …$3.1 trillion in currency reserves the country says it has. Index If the fiscal authority loses control, and the yuan depreciates at a more rapid pace… …. Rather, oil-producing economies continue to increase supply even with cost of the marginal barrel of oil exceeding the price it fetches in the open market… …with it the seeds of a return to the beggar-thy-neighbour policies that were characteristic of the worst portion of the global Great Depression during… …in financial year 2016-17, making it the fastest-growing major economy in the world. Further, India’s other macroeconomic parameters, such as inflation… …Textiles US$108 billion 100% under automatic route 2 IT and ITES US$146 billion 100% under automatic route 3 Infrastructure Industrial parks (new and… …case to case basis, wherever it is likely to result in access to modern and ‘state-of-art’ technology in the country) 9 Retail Single brand product… …operations, have been removed. It was also clarified that leasing of immovable property shall be permissible. However, FDI is not permitted in property trading… …approval. These amendments to India’s FDI policy are meant to liberalise and simplify the process in order to make it easier to do business in the country… …disputes, due to retroactive changes of law (such as Vodafone for indirect transfer of shares), it is proposed to permit the settlement of dispute subject to…

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