Asia and Middle East to dominate global saving

The 2013 Sakıp Sabancı Lecture with Dr. Kaushik Basu, Chief Economist, World Bank Recipient's Email Address Recipient's Name Your name Title Notes | Cancel Summary Follow the conversation on Twitter via hashtag #Sabanci13. Today, the Center on ...

The chairman of the Prime Minister Economic Advisory Committee (PMEAC) Dr C. Rangarajan, was quoted on April 24 as saying that the current (XII) Five Year Plan could still see an average GDP growth of 8 per cent! During the interview, given after ...

While new figures show that the number of those in extreme poverty around the world - surviving on 82 pence per day or less - has declined significantly, India now has a greater share of the world's poorest than it did thirty years ago. Then it was ...

WHILE the Eurozone is grappling with crisis after crisis, Africa has been registering commendable growth levels to become the prime focus of foreign investments. With sub Saharan Africa making a rebound from some external shocks resulting from the ...

Is confidence slowly crawling back in spite of the fact that Europe's sovereign debt crisis and other economic shocks still remain responsible and alive for the slowdown? Can it be presumed that the global economy, while not yet free of downside ...