The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 10, 2007

EDITORIAL
Taxing indirectly
As direct tax collections rise smartly, Central and State governments have the chance to bring down indirect tax rates. More

ECONOMY
An economy under strain
The economy has perhaps entered a stage where the imperatives of rapid growth and those of a poor, highly subsidised set-up are likely to clash. This forms the crux of the challenges to be faced by the Government. More

Are we ready to unlearn errors?
The state of urbanisation, like that of school education, needs remedy. But will anyone accept that past policies could be wrong and need change? That is not happening; the attempt is to use the same old medicine but in stronger doses, says P.V. INDI RESAN. More

The rediscovery of Jawaharlal Nehru
Dr Pulapre Balakrishnan, the well-known economist, has rendered signal service to all students of economic development, particularly of India, through his pioneering study The Visible Hand, Public Policy and Economic Growth in the ... More

MANAGEMENT
Structure and systems keep teams ticking
The word team evokes a picture of a bunch of geese flying long distance where they fly in formation, take turns leading the group, providing direction and breaking the effect of the opposing winds. The combined effect of the group helps in achieving their goal and that is more than the work of the individuals working together. More

LETTERS

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