C3S Paper No. 0057/2016 Economic Development is not merely a matter of setting targets but the ability to mobilise the mind, will and...

C3S Paper No. 0025/2016 The following is a dialogue conducted on January 23 2016 among C3S members on the subject of the volatility of...

C3S Paper No. 0177/2015 Courtesy: Business Standard It is both common and easy to pontificate on what has been wrong, and not right, with...

The currency dispute of the U.S. with China can be dated back to 1994 when, for the first, and also the last, time the U.S. Treasury...

What has happened at the International Finance Corporation (IFC) is a silent coup which has not been much publicized in the media of...

The term of Robert Zoëllick as President of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) or the World Bank is...

(May be read along with the previous paper on the subject in paper no. 4585 of 6th July) During her whirl wind tours to New Delhi,...

The Third Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa (BRICS) Summit was held last week at Sanya of Hainan Island in China. India was...

Resentment over the comfortable life-style of foreigners working in Libyan projects as compared to the poverty of Libyan workers seems...

Due to the recent financial crisis, the strength of the dollar and its status as the reserve currency are in question mark. China being...

Statecraft has invariably been part of economic growth and development model in China. Andrew Jones, Head of security Technology...

Questions have been raised about India’s exchange rate policy in the context of growing currency fluctuations and the need to maintain...

The People’s Republic of China (PRC) deserves full credit for its pro-active approach towards combating global warming and climate...

Introduction In the second quarter of 2010, China posted 10.3 percent growth in its gross domestic product (GDP) over the same period a...

( The first part was published in C3S paper no. 545 dated 22.7.10). It was to the credit of the Bush administration, especially the...

It seems a cat and mouse game. The reference is to the dispute between the U.S. and China over the exchange rate for the Yuan (renminbhi...

Introduction In June 2010, China’s exports rose 43.9 percent to US$137.4 billion from a year earlier. In the same vein, China’s imports...

It is only recently that banks have become objects of hate or loathing and are supposed to carry WMDS – weapons of mass destruction! I am...

There is absolutely no doubt that China economy grew at a lightning speed in the 30 years from 1978 to 2008. The previous thirty years...

Viewed against the current heat and drama over the exchange rate for Yuan, the looming threat to brand China as a currency ‘manipulator’,...