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Economic crisis: Why turning on the consumption tap will not be easy

by Prosenjit Datta |Sep 9, 2019

Why getting consumption growth back on track will be more difficult than simply reducing taxes or interest rates

Business Today Editor Prosenjit Datta

The Obstacles

by Prosenjit Datta |Sep 16, 2019

Despite the number of studies showing more women joining the workplace is good both for the bottom lines of corporations as well as for the country's economy as a whole, the overall representation...

Business Today Editor Prosenjit Datta

The Tyranny Of Debt

by Prosenjit Datta |Sep 2, 2019

Debt is not a bad thing when used judiciously to build assets and grow a business. But if the cost of funds become higher than the value it is creating, it becomes a problem

Pain Of Debt

by Prosenjit Datta |Sep 2, 2019

Government, corporates and even households are deep in debt. In a slowing economy this could only escalate

Shaktikanta Das, Governor of the Reserve Bank of India

What RBI surplus bonanza tells about government finances

by Prosenjit Datta |Aug 29, 2019

The government cannot stop or slow down spending - the economy is already losing steam with exports, private consumption and private sector investment slowing down

Editor's note, Prosenjit Datta, Business Today magazine

Small, Vulnerable But Beautiful

by Prosenjit Datta |Aug 19, 2019

Despite the disruptions and problems, some SMEs have managed to perform exceptionally well in the past few years, and we take a look at them in this issue

Death Of A Coffee King

by Prosenjit Datta |Aug 5, 2019

Siddhartha is an extreme example of how using debt to fund expansions can undo you

The Funds Crunch

by Prosenjit Datta |Jul 22, 2019

The credit crisis is bothering economists, bankers, businessmen, ministers and bureaucrats alike

Losing The War

by Prosenjit Datta |Jun 11, 2018

The uses of plastic are manifold, but as it is almost indestructible, it is time to find ways to get rid of it.

The Incremental Budget

by Prosenjit Datta |Jul 8, 2019

The short-term idea the government had come up with just before the election was to directly give Rs 6,000 to each land-owning farmer in three tranches in a year