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India may be significantly underestimating the true fiscal cost of public sector compensation, raising concerns over long-term fiscal sustainability

India must first understand what it spends on public sector compensation

Business Standard

The economy may be performing better than the euro zone, Japan and the US, but it can do even better if it continues to bring reforms

India in a three-speed world

The prospects for an enduring global recovery have increased recently, further bolstering the case for policy tightening in emerging economies that have recovered faster. Asia has consistently led this recovery. In recent months, however, the outlook for advanced economies has also improved some.

Anoop Singh: India - In step with recovery

As the world climbs out of the deepest recession in recent history, Asia is leading the global recovery. By end-2009, output and exports had returned to pre-crisis levels in most of Asia, including the hardest-hit economies. In our recently-released Asia-Pacific Regional Economic Outlook, we envisage that, on average, Asia will grow by 7 per cent this year and next, buoyed by growth in China, India and other countries.

Anoop Singh: Asia - Leading the global recovery

Asia is rebounding fast from the global financial crisis. Initially, the impact on the region was extremely severe, with output in most countries contracting by more than even those nations that were at the epicentre of the crisis. But now Asia is surging ahead as the world pulls out of recession.

Anoop Singh

Anoop Singh

Anoop Singh

India must first understand what it spends on public sector compensation

India in a three-speed world

Anoop Singh: India - In step with recovery

Anoop Singh: Asia - Leading the global recovery

Anoop Singh: Asia's post-crisis challenges