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Abenomics: The Three Arrows

Broadly, Abenomics comprises of a synergy between the ‘Three Arrows’ of monetary easing, provision of fiscal stimulus, and implementation of structural reforms.

Instant Loan Apps: When Debt Trap Goes Digital

A 24-year-old man from Telangana committed suicide after being harassed by online recovery agents. But this is not a one-time incident; many others from across the country have been caught in this vicious debt trap.

How did Singapore redefine Public Housing?

In the history of governments, public housing has often been looked down upon; it is low in quality, high in crime rates, and hard to lay hands on. Quite contrary to other nations however, Singapore has defied the odds: about 80% of its population currently resides in houses built by the government. However, like in most things, it wasn’t always the case.

India’s first “Byte”

The border conflict, along with the general mistrust of all things China supplies, led to people all over the country calling for a ban on Chinese Apps and Products. The Modi Government took a step in that direction by banning 59 Chinese apps, under the Section 69A of the Information Technology Act.

Scramble and Blueprint

A study by Shell discusses Scramble and Blueprints. Both these themes provide essential insights into the working of economies around the world. This article tries to give a new dimension to the theory and links it to environmental conservation, sustainability, and climate change.

Tracking the Progress of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) was passed as a bankruptcy law of India in 2016 which aims at consolidating the existing framework by formulating a single law for both insolvency and bankruptcy. This code was implemented to safeguard the interests of small investors and further supplement the ease of doing business in India.