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| Goals and barometers |
| Measuring governance and economic development |
| In an earlier article (?Difficult to measure?, The Telegraph, July 19, 2005), I talked about problems of measuring or quantifying governance. Let me now turn to the notion of economic development. It is now recognized that economic development... |
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| Law unto himself |
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Sir ? In ?Shepherd?s law? (July 25), Ashok Mitra uses some fancy logic to poke fun at the investmen ... |
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| Be reasonable |
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Sir ? In ?One man?s unreason? (July 21), Sumanta Sen blames the West Bengal government and the ruli ... |
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| DUAL TONE |
| What Bengal thinks today, Delhi does not think today or tomorrow. This is the conclusion that suggests itself from the two di...|
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| FAILING VILLAGES |
| West Bengal?s failure to provide the most basic healthcare to its people becomes all-encompassing when it comes to the villag...|
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| In through the outdoor |
| No one need regret the repeal of the Illegal Migrants (Determination by Tribunals) Act. The apex court rightly decided that it was not serving to check the problem. That the l... |
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Thinking precisely and systematically about something as complex and irregular as a modern economy is very difficult, maybe impossible. ? ROBERT M. SOLOW
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