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The rise of India’s frugal flamboyanceIndia's liberalization brought 'frugal flamboyance'. This trend allows people to appear rich without spending excessively. It contrasts wit...- Quote of the day by John Maynard Keynes: "The actual results of an investment over a long term of years very seldom agree with the initial expectation."John Maynard Keynes' insight that investment results rarely match initial expectations underscores the inherent uncertainty in financial ma...
- The Buffett framework of investing: Why some stocks deserve a PE of 25, and others deserve a PE of 10In his letter to shareholders, Warren Buffett revealed a valuation framework that explained why stocks can lose half their value without an...
- Post-war climate change: As the world witnesses accelerated US decline, can India not get caught flat-footed?The West Asian war is set to accelerate America's decline and China's ascent. Europe may look up to the US no more. Nations will prioritise...
- The Hormuz blockade is as much about China as IranThe US plans to block Iranian oil exports to pressure Tehran and indirectly target China, its main buyer. While Iran has earned higher reve...
- Wealth Quote of the Day by John Maynard Keynes: “The importance of money flows from ......” How Keynes challenged classical theory and created modern economics?Wealth Quote of the Day by John Maynard Keynes: “The importance of money flows from it being a link between the present and the future.” Mo...
- FM urges industry to unleash animal spirits; make India fastest growing economySpeaking to industry leaders at an All India Management Association (AIMA) event, she said the government has taken several steps including...
- Central banks giving much-needed boost to gold demandThe Russian Central Bank for six consecutive years has bought gold as it continues to diversify away from US dollars.
- Guess who inspired Raghuram Rajan to become an economist?The former RBI governor was inspired by a scientist to take up economics.
- Learn with ETMarkets: What is negative interest rateThe negative interest rate policy adopted by Japan and some European countries in the last decades has failed, too.
- Nobel laureate Amartya Sen wins new UK awardEminent Indian economist and Nobel laureate Amartya Sen has been named as the first winner of a newly established award in the UK, in recog...
- On Money and FinanceIt is helpful to separate my opinions about how the world works, which do change, from my values, which have remained unaltered.
- On future projectionsThe marginal efficiency of capital is equal to that rate of discount which would make the present value of the series of annuities given by...
- The abuses of history: Lessons for the futureA study of history may be needed precisely to unlearn the effects that history has on us. History can mould us unconsciously in dangerous w...
- Changing words character in changing market demandsOnce shanghaied into alternative roles, prolonged, innovative (mis)use of words can literally change their character.
- Mahatma Gandhi, unlike Keynes opposed an economic system where materialism matteredGandhi argued that all efforts to improve the human condition are bound to fail unless they put dharma above pursuit of arth (wealth) and k...
- Economic Survey 2012: How Kaushik Basu jazzed up the surveyThe Economic Survey has never been on the must-grab list of design aficionados, although Chief Economic Adviser Kaushik Basu has taken baby...
- Goldman model evokes ancient Egypt's blood-sucking leechesEconomists have been debating the pros and cons of fiscal stimulus since the 1930s, when John Maynard Keynes diagnosed the problem as one o...
- UK may mark the end of Keynesian economicsThe UK has produced notable economists over the years, but John Maynard Keynes, the guru of government intervention, was one of truly globa...
- No need for haste in withdrawal of stimulus, says MontekPlanning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia has said that the decision to unwind the stimulus measures of the past year woul...
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