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Tuesday, October 29, 2002
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A rap for SEBI
THE SECURITIES AND Appellate Tribunal (SAT) has done the right thing in directing the Securities and Exchange Board of India to review its decision in the ACC-Gujarat Ambuja case. SEBI had ruled last year that the acquisition by Gujarat Ambuja ... More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS


Holding public to ransom
HISTORY, it is said, never forgives those who refuse to learn lessons from the past. The disruption in the local and trunk telephones services for several days now has a familiar ring. The nationwide postal strike more than three years ago is ... More

ECONOMY


Is there a trade-off between wages and employment?
The possibility of an inverse relationship between wages and employment has continued to dog a lot of macroeconomic thinking and policy despite theoretical arguments and empirical evidence suggesting that the matter is more complex. In this edition o f Macroscan, C. P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh discuss the issues involved and consider the evidence from Indian manufacturing sub-sectors from 1980 onwards. More

Nourish or perish
There is more to fiscal management than accounting, budgeting and tax reform. The Central and State governments need to put heart into the lives and well-being of households and businesses and provide them real nourishment in order to nourish themsel ves and earn more revenues, points out G. Ramachandran. More

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS


Grasim's bid on L&T: Some issues in perspective
While Grasim's public offer to acquire 20 per cent of Larsen & Toubro was more or less expected, has it given the go-by to several principles of sound corporate governance? Though the bid appears perfectly `legal', it raises questions about propriety and norms of conduct in corporate boardrooms, particularly in situations involving potential conflict of interest and self-dealing. More

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