Signicant expansion of fiscal deficit combined with capital controls is warranted. But alas that will not happen, hence be prepared for a lengthy period of stagnation
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But even when public information is available, they often don’t connect the dots, as independent analyst Hemindra Hazari points out in this example, where a company continued to service one lender’s loans even as it defaulted on all other banks.
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I, Hemindra Kishen Hazari, am a Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)...