India’s gross domestic product (GDP) contracted by 23.9% in the June quarter, the largest contraction since the quarterly GDP figures were first released in 1996. It is also the most severe contraction among all the countries. great economies. Mint explains why. How severe is the contraction of the Indian economy? …
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The collapse of gross domestic product (GDP) growth by 23.9% for the period from April to June is not a surprise. The economy was under strict lockdown for most of the time to contain the pandemic. However, a little research turns up interesting trends. Mint take a look. What does …
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[ad_1] Several states have undertaken factor market reforms, including labor reforms, to attract companies leaving China. Critics warn against the measure, citing the marginalization of work in the absence of these laws. Mint explains the implications for India’s manufacturing sector. What is wrong with Indian labor standards? The general complexities …
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