The findings of the fourth round of the Delhi-NCR Coronavirus Telephone Survey (DCVTS-4) conducted by the economic think-tank NCAER showed ...

The data showed that casual labourers were disproportionately affected with nearly 75% stating their wages were severely affected. This fig...

The NCAER Business Confidence Index (N-BCI) had declined 12.9 per cent in the September quarter as the economy was still adjusting to the i...

It also observed that the World Bank's enterprises survey 2014 had also ranked corruption as the top-most difficulty faced by business ente...

The business sentiment in the country remained largely unchanged, growing by just 0.6% during the quarter ended December, a survey by NCAER...

The manufacturing sector showed double digit decline in all four sectors - consumer durables, non-durables, intermediates and capital goods.

Business sentiment fell sharply in the March quarter due to concerns over investment climate amid "patchy" and "uneven growth", said a surv...

Nearly 46 per cent of the men in bottom fifth smoke compared to only 20 per cent in the upper fifth.

NCAER said firms with an annual turnover between Rs 100-500 crore showed the highest percentage increase in confidence

The BCI in March quarter rose by about 3.8 per cent from the previous quarter to 127 points, NCAER data showed.

However, business conditions witnessed some fluctuations in 2013-14 as "exports improved, agricultural output grew combined with signs of m...

The five-year MoU between NCAER and the University of Michigan’s Survey Research Center (SRC) is aimed at promoting collaborative survey re...

Muslims in Gujarat have a long way to go. A new study shows there’s deeprooted poverty and income inequality among the state’s lower castes...

Nearly one third of Muslims in the nation survive on less than Rs 550 a month, economic think tank NCAER said.

The confidence of India Inc in the country's business environment has dropped sharply because of high inflation and political uncertainty. ...

Though a lion's majority of Indian households save for the future, a whopping 96 per cent of the houses cannot survive beyond a year on the...

The Economic Times carried a series of stories in the first week of April on income disparities across different religious groups in India.