![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, June 01, 2002 |
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OPINION EDITORIAL The bitter cup of auction PREDICTABLY, THE PERSISTING downturn in the tea industry and ways of reversing the trend dominated the meeting the Commerce Secretary, Mr Dipak Chatterjee, had with the industry representatives in New Delhi. The slide began in the second half of ... More ECONOMY Will war force good governance? "Governance has been a source of mounting worry in recent years as familiar national entities seemed to dissolve and the polity fragment into squabbling regional segments with no philosophical rationale. As parties based on principles gave way ... More EXCISE AND CUSTOMS How to reform tariff? While the Customs duty structure in some developed countries is modelled in such a way that peak tariffs are fixed at high levels despite low average tariffs, there is a long way to go in reforms, despite our efforts at reducing peak and average tari ff rates. More TAXATION Niggling doubts on MAT S. Murlidharan on how the law on book profit tax bristles with ambiguities More
Online offline TERRORISM The `X' factor THE destruction of the World Trade Centre last year, when a "stateless" group struck, began a new era in international brinkmanship. Consider what Washington has to say about the current India-Pakistan confrontation and, in particular, the ... More ECONOMICS Debby and Amir: The dream-weavers THE last thing I expected economists to be doing was watching movies. Because the serious-minded would consider it a wasteful exercise to see a white screen where fleeting images shadowbox. But when I read about the presentation made by Prof ... More INCOME TAX Unaccounted burden T. C. A. Ramanujam highlights the problems faced by the I-T Department in tracking down black money More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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