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Japan must strengthen, deregulate economy: Michael Camdessus![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon} International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Michael Camdessus was quoted as saying Japan must step up efforts to strengthen and deregulate its economy in view of the Asian financial crisis which is set to hurt growth, banks and the yen. He said that it was of central importance for the global economic system that Japan overcome its problems.
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From British Raj to inspector raj...Will it ever end? Whatever may be the merits of liberalisation, it has not made any effect on the inspector raj. Liberalisation is restricted to the Central level. It has not percolated downwards. Industry associations are useless as far as the tackling of extortionist inspectors are concerned.
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Downsizing can be a double-edged sword Rightsizing is the right approach but downsizing is often preceded by an exodus of precious talent. Downsizing it appears has become the order of the day in the Indian corporate world. But has this seriously impacted the job retention scene in the country?
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Downsizing can be a double-edged sword
Japan must strengthen, deregulate economy From British Raj to inspector raj...Will it ever end?
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