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Vivek dwells into a new YouTube phenomenon.
The country's largest car maker has cut production by more than a fourth.
The minutes of the meeting of the RBI Board which happened before demonetisation have been released.
For the first time in four years, car sales, two-wheeler sales, tractor sales and commercial vehicles sales, all fell in February 2019.
The actual rate of growth of agriculture is nowhere near what is needed to achieve this.
Raghuram Rajan's new book goes back to the ancient Indian book to explain the link between risk and the interest charged on a loan, which Indian industrialists seem to have forgotten.
Home loan data shows that there is still a lot of demand for homes priced reasonably in the range Rs 40-55 lakh.
At the right price and with the right permissions in place, there is demand for homes to live-in, but no one wants to buy under-construction homes from builders.
This proves all over again that there is no free lunch in economics.
The RBI governor is scheduled to meet banks and ask them to lower interest rates.
The money required to service the accumulated debt of India's real estate companies is much more than what these companies are currently earning.
These companies operate in sectors like biofuel, airlines, telecom, paper, steel, drugs, hotels, watches, machine tools, newsprint, pumps and compressors, bearings, limestone, organic chemicals etc.
Governments don't create jobs. Gujjars are the latest in the long list of communities, who need to realise this.
The capital expenditure as a proportion of the overall defence budget, has gone down dramatically over the years.
Excess procurement of rice and wheat seems to be a norm before elections.
Or how the government uses FCI to minimise its fiscal deficit.
Too many assumptions in the budget, do not pass the basic-smell test.
Vivek discusses a what if scenario.
Vivek digs deep into the issue of what should be the right fiscal deficit of the government.
Vivek talks about the ten things people need to do to keep their money safe.