The Global Analyst - May 2014

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May 2014 issue feature cover story on Indian Economy - Bottoming Out?

Economy is witnessing signs of stabilization,
with growth bottoming out, inflation coming
under control and improving current
account deficit. Against these positive
developments, Indian economy is back on
the radar. Recovery may not be spectacular,
but it has picked up, and the calendar year
2014 would be better than 2013.
Features eminent interviews on Indian Economy. Include :Shanti P. Chakravarty, Professor of Economics, Bangor Business
School, Bangor University, UK &
Derek M. Scissors, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute
(AEI), US.

It also covers article on Inflation effect on Investments:
Almost always we make investment decisions based on absolute performance
rather than inflation adjusted performance. Without considering the effect of
inflation, the investment performance can look really dramatic. However, this
approach can have very costly consequences in terms of our wealth and overall financial well-being.

&

Food Processing Sector - Game for Growth?

Food processing sector is definitely a game for growth. But development
of the food processing sector in India crucially depends on the state governments effectively
using the programs and promotions designed at the central level, says Suresh Chandra Babu,
Senior Research Fellow International Food Policy Research Institute, US.
&
Basel III, The Rupee Rebound - Is the Rally for Real?

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