Effects of Liberalization on the Economy
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'It's in India's interest to be an innovator in the green economy space, China is already winning', Pg16
Expert urges India to innovate in the green economy, highlighting China's dominance and the potential for economic growth.
Trump was wrong. Tariffs haven’t hurt China, Pg13
China's trade surplus hits record $1.19 trillion in 2025 despite tariffs, fueled by undervalued RMB and state subsidies.
India pushes for easier access to EU's steel scrap, Pg3
India seeks EU steel scrap access in trade deal to counter CBAM's impact on metal exports and promote green steel.
Beyond growth: What India needs to match global stock mkt surge, Pg15
Indian stock market lags global surge due to FPI outflows amid Trump uncertainty and high valuations.
Overhaul of import tariffs, customs to cut trade costs: GTRI, Pg15
GTRI proposes import tariff overhaul to boost manufacturing, exports, advocating 5% duty on finished goods and rationalizing extreme tariffs.
India must widen, and deepen, its export pool to offset US tariffs, Pg19
US tariffs cause Indian export slowdown; exports to US fall, China rise marginally, and rest of world remain flat.
China's exports hold up but there are pain points, Pg12
China's trade surplus surges to $1.19 trillion in 2025 despite US tariffs, driven by exports to ASEAN, India, EU, and Africa.
India moves ahead on EU deal as US pact hangs fire, Pg5
India advances EU trade deal amid US uncertainty, aiming for agreement before EU leaders' Republic Day visit.
Trump tariffs cut China's surplus with US, and made it the world's headache, Pg25
China's global trade surplus surges to $1.2 trillion in 2025 despite Trump's tariffs, intensifying global economic imbalances.
China ends 2025 with record $1.2-tn trade surplus despite Trump tariff jolt, Pg24
China's trade surplus hits record $1.2 trillion in 2025 amid US trade tensions; India's exports to China rise.
'Govt good at implementation, so new welfarism, infra took off. (Pvt investment) needs rule of law, not to weaponise state to target or favour' (Arvind Subramanian, former Chief Economic Advisor, and Devesh Kapur, Professor of South Asian Studies..., Pg18
Arvind Subramanian and Devesh Kapur analyze India's economic precociousness, welfare schemes, and the impact of political and cultural factors.
The task ahead: Embracing creative destruction, managing its consequences, Pg13
India's 'Goldilocks' economy navigates global shifts, requiring focus on labour-intensive growth and institutional reforms for sustained prosperity.
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