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Diffusing Aroma of Jaggery: A curious case of Gur mandi, Jalandhar

Sunday, September 30, 2012

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Abstract With the FDI in retail knocking at the doors of the major Indian cities, here is a study on how already the organized sector has impacted the way shopping is done in India. With the long history of clustered selling of products, known as traditional bazaar, the historical depiction of India has been through its [...]

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Fall of Rupee: Causes, impact and the role of RBI

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

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The fall of rupee vs. Dollar has created the same conundrum what the rupee appreciation caused in year 2007. However, the impact has reversed this time with exporters making appreciated revenues and the importers feeling the heat. The increased demand for dollars vis-à-vis the India rupee has led to a sharp depreciation with rupee falling [...]

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FDI in Multi Brand Retail: A Holdback or a Rollback?

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

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India, currently facing a governance of ambiguity, mixed signals and wooly- headed decision making, is now being poked by another addition to its long tail of ineffectual policies. The Union Cabinet had earlier met to approve Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in multi brand retail, with a cap of 51 percent in foreign equity. But the [...]

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