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By: Sidhartha, Surojit Gupta
Gita Gopinath, IMF's first deputy managing director, elaborated on the effects of global conflicts, trade fragmentation, and India's growth prospects. She underscored the importance of policy reforms, labor market flexibility, and infrastructure investment. She also discussed the potential impact of AI on jobs and weighed in on tax policies and universal basic income as solutions to inequality.
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High food inflation has been a challenge for policymakers. Food has a high share of 45.9% in the consumer price index and supply shocks influence the overall retail inflation numbers.
In response to positive sales developments and optimism regarding near-term prospects, companies recruited extra workers to the greatest degree in just over two years, according to the survey.
By: Sidhartha, Surojit Gupta
India Business News: India pledges support to Brazil in leading the upcoming G20 summit, aiming to find common ground among nations amidst global tensions. The summit will
Food Corporation of India (FCI) and state governments never reach the intended beneficiaries and the economic loss to the exchequer is estimated to
Under its G20 Presidency, Brazil had proposed a 2% minimum tax on the ultra-rich, which is expected to yield up to $250 billion annually and help greater global cooperation to end tax evasion.
The sharp spike in retail inflation rate in October to a 14-month high of 6.
Emami's MD, Harsha Vardhan Agarwal, new Ficci president, states that consumption slowdown, impacted by inflation, will take a few quarters to normalize. He suggests controlling inflation and boosting government spending to revive demand, noting a mixed bag for FMCG with rural uptick and urban slowdown.
By: Sidhartha Surojit Gupta
Economist Thomas Piketty addressed India's extreme inequality, second only to South Africa. He advocated for a 2% wealth tax on the ultra-rich to fund public services and broaden the tax base, citing China's success with increased tax revenue and reduced inequality. He emphasized India's potential for faster growth and poverty reduction with less inequality.
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