The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 08, 2002

Politics of steel
THE POLITICS OF international steel trade seems to be getting murkier by the day. Barely four weeks after the US slapped a safeguard duty on a range of steel imports, the European Union has come out with what it calls temporary safeguard ... More

ECONOMY

Vision 2020: Adding value to the system
ALARMED at the spate of bank scandals and growing size of Non-Performing Assets, the Reserve Bank appointed a committee to look into the governance of banks at board level. While this committee's terms of reference were narrowly focussed on the ... More

Economic policy-making: Dr Patel's perspective
Dr Patel points out that lasting economic health requires good sustenance of education, training, a healthy environment, hard work, competition of enterprise and rule of law among others. And that, ultimately, governance matters above all. More

POLITICS

Bleeding Gujarat
IT is an explicable sociological puzzle how the State of Gandhi, the apostle of non-violence and Hindu Muslim unity, has since become notorious for outbreaks of communal strife. It becomes much more of a puzzle when it is remembered that ... More

LETTERS

Needed, trade reforms

Salaried and worried class

Added woes

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At the centre of world trade

In Depth
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Guide to derivatives

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