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Direct Cash transfer challenging but will save 0.5% of India GDP: IMF
Direct cash transfers, which entail direct payments from the government to recipients, can bring down costs and diversion by phasing out middlemen and complex bureaucracies #Economy #India #IMF #TheySaidIt #Direct Cash Transfer
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India's GDP likely to improve to 5.7% in 2013, says IMF
Indicating that India's declining growth has bottomed out, International Monetary Fund (IMF) today said the country's GDP is likely to improve to 5.7 percent in 2013 and further to 6.2 percent a year after. #Economy #IMF #Growth #ExpertView #India GDP
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Emerging markets face risk of stagnation, says IMF
The IMF said India, the Philippines, China and Indonesia needed to improve their economic institutions while India, the Philippines and Thailand are also exposed to a larger risk of growth slowdown stemming from subpar infrastructure. #India #Business #IMF #Asia #ExpertView #Labour laws #emerging economics
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Recruiting the right Managing Director for the IMF
The recruitment of the IMF MD has turned into quite a controversy. #IMF #Headhunt #Managing Director #NotJobsButPassion
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The SunGet Britain growing IMF warns Chancellor George Osborne
The world economic watchdog said the Chancellor had to bring forward major infrastructure projects. And in their eagerly-awaited annual verdict on Britain's financial health, they said Mr Osborne should also cut taxes to counteract a £10billion “drag on #United Kingdom #George Osborne #International Monetary Fund
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This Is LondonIMF urges capital spending boost
The Government should also be prepared to take a loss on the return of RBS and Lloyds banks to the private sector, it recommended. Prospects for growth remain weak and the UK is "still a long way from a strong and sustainable recovery", according to the #International Monetary Fund #London #Bank of England
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Shropshire StarOsborne braced for IMF verdict
May 22, 2013 04:20 George Osborne stresses that the Government has already been flexible over deficit reduction targets more stories George Osborne is braced for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) verdict on Britain's economic prospects amid speculati #George Osborne #International Monetary Fund #United Kingdom