Mr. Raghavan stands out as a prominent economist across various platforms in India, and The Print is fortunate to feature such a remarkable talent. I envision him at the helm of an independent political economy channel that thoroughly explores the intricacies of India's political economy, and potentially extends its focus to global issues as well.
Would be great if Sharad hosts a podcast with top economists - doesn't have to be frequent but maybe on a quarterly or bi-yearly basis. And also if there is a segment where you guys take questions from the audience (online/offline). Just sharing some ideas :)
@vampyrkiller inflation rate is high because of vegetables. And mostly in other countries repo rate get decided by looking at core inflation which excludes food and fuel prices.
@@bhikariman-sigmamale in other rich countries the percentage of budget of common man for basic food necessity is less compared to India where most are poor
Please reduce electricity, petrol & diesel price. No benefit to middle class till now. Govt is only for upper class, decrease in car sale is the best symbol of middle class is not getting enough money. Rich become super rich and poor become super poor.
Martha Gellhorn's 1945 essay 'The Wounded' shares a powerful story from World War II's final days. As troops entered Berlin, a grieving German woman confronted Soviet soldiers. Her words were, ' The dear Leader will take revenge!' reflects the complexity of human emotions & highlighting the power of indoctrination. Galileo Galilei's 17th-century discoveries was a turning point in our understanding of the universe, highlighting the importance of critical thinking & evidence based scientific research. His groundbreaking findings supported the model that Earth orbits the Sun, which was opposite from prevailing views of the masses & the Church.
Mr. Raghavan stands out as a prominent economist across various platforms in India, and The Print is fortunate to feature such a remarkable talent. I envision him at the helm of an independent political economy channel that thoroughly explores the intricacies of India's political economy, and potentially extends its focus to global issues as well.
I have the same words to say. I like his analysis.
Would be great if Sharad hosts a podcast with top economists - doesn't have to be frequent but maybe on a quarterly or bi-yearly basis. And also if there is a segment where you guys take questions from the audience (online/offline). Just sharing some ideas :)
22 minutes discussion on govt fake data
It's time for RBI to lower repo rates. And government should focus on farming modernization.
Bro see the inflation rate.. rbi cannot power repo
@vampyrkiller inflation rate is high because of vegetables. And mostly in other countries repo rate get decided by looking at core inflation which excludes food and fuel prices.
@@bhikariman-sigmamale in other rich countries the percentage of budget of common man for basic food necessity is less compared to India where most are poor
There are many great fluctuations in agriculture market price. Input cost is also very high. There is something serous problem in economy.
What benefits government has given for SME manufacturers.Situation wil get worst in next year 2nd quarter ..
Excellent
I disagree about welfare cuts .direct transfer helps prop up demand and infact most countries have much larger welfare package
Macro level discussion will not help change the economy. Micro market analysis will be a better one to draw inferences n suggest remedial measures
Welfare money is another way of giving economic stimulus.
"Give me the money " 🤑
kuch vi kar lo ayega toh gdp growth 7.2% hii .... or is it 70.4% i forgot .... or may 700.4004%
Please reduce electricity, petrol & diesel price. No benefit to middle class till now. Govt is only for upper class, decrease in car sale is the best symbol of middle class is not getting enough money. Rich become super rich and poor become super poor.
Always looking for negativity.
Will stop watching.
Martha Gellhorn's 1945 essay 'The Wounded' shares a powerful story from World War II's final days. As troops entered Berlin, a grieving German woman confronted Soviet soldiers.
Her words were, ' The dear Leader will take revenge!' reflects the complexity of human emotions & highlighting the power of indoctrination.
Galileo Galilei's 17th-century discoveries was a turning point in our understanding of the universe, highlighting the importance of critical thinking & evidence based scientific research.
His groundbreaking findings supported the model that Earth orbits the Sun, which was opposite from prevailing views of the masses & the Church.
Okay