Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Saturday, September 14, 2002
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OPINION EDITORIAL FDI and policy planning THE REPORT OF the Steering Committee of the Planning Commission on the policy regime for regulating foreign investments is significant not so much for the enhancement of limits on foreign ownership in select sectors such as banking or petroleum ... More ECONOMY Have we stopped thinking long-term? Autonomous investment, signifying investments unaffected by current courses of rate of growth of consumption and by interest rates, is vital to an economy. But even now the economy has not been insulated from sudden and unexpected political shocks an d disturbances. In this context, investment efforts can hardly benefit the long future. More
TAXATION Let the lower rate prevail T. C. A. Ramanujam on a recent High Court decision which has resolved a rate conflict between the DTAA and the I-T Act More
Why tar-brush the trusts?
Unsolicited but hopefully not unrequited WATER MANAGEMENT BUSINESS MODELS 
`Modelling' for business excellenceTOM PETER'S and Robert Waterman's pioneering book, In Search of Excellence, published in 1982 saw the emergence of the concept of organisational excellence as a central feature of management literature. For the first time, their ... More RAILWAYS Living with rail mishaps IN A country as large as ours, and with a railway network as extensive as that of the Indian Railways, it is not surprising that there are regular accidents, some being attended by the deaths of scores of unsuspecting travellers. Indeed, it may ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Checking the explosion of corporate fraud Financial scams have exploded in India and abroad. While the Indian corporate world has been afflicted by such scams continuously from the days of Harshad Mehta to Tata-A. F. Ferguson now, the American scene appears to be much worse. T. C. A. Rama nujam examines the recent Indian and international trends in dealing with financial frauds and suggests how the proposed Serious Frauds Office should work for effective results. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Sep. 1-Sep. 7 Creditable progress on external debt The oil link — Why Bush wants to attack Iraq Women in India: A status report RBI Annual Report for 2002-02 — Stressing the need for social vision Railway bifurcation: Zones of contention |
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