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The Analyst

May '09
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China's Forex Reserve : Dollar Woes
Global Economy : In for a Deflationary Shock?
Geithner-Summers Plan : Setting a Bad Precedent?
Private Equity : Boom Time Ahead?
Passenger Carmakers : On a Bumpy Ride
Indian Outsourcing Sector : Is the Party Over?
Mobile VAS : Content Is King
Swiss Banking Secrecy : Beginning of the End?
Great Expectations : A Slice of Life
Recession and Trade Protection : Solution Lies Elsewhere
Indian Economy : Reeling Under the Global Slowdown
Japan's Trade : Fall from Grace
Quantitative Easing : Remedy of Last Resort
FCCB Buyback : Advantage India Inc.
Free Phone Manager : Will Google's New Bet Pay Off?
Airtel : Tunes in to Success
Life Insurance Industry : Signs of Slowdown
New Pension System : Securing Sunset Years
US IPOs : Dead as a Doornail
Capitalism Conundrum : The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
English : Can We Do Without It ?
SDRs : The Yin and Yang of China's Demand
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China's Forex Reserve : Dollar Woes

- Amit Singh Sisodiya and Ramana Pemmaraju

A weak dollar is the last thing China would ever desire. It was this fear that led China to recently make a clarion call for the US to cut down on its profligacy and, importantly, for the creation of a new international currency to replace the US dollar. China's worry stems from its burgeoning forex reserve, which is overexposed to the greenback. Beijing's call for creating a new global currency, however, has the Obama Administration in a state of `shock and awe'.

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Global Economy : In for a Deflationary Shock?

- Heiner Flassbeck and Sonia Boffa

With many input prices, like those for commodities, falling already, deflation, an absolute fall of the price level, can no longer be avoided.

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Geithner-Summers Plan : Setting a Bad Precedent?

- Sunil Puliyakot

To prevent the mistakes of the subprime era from recurring again, we may have to opt for operational regulations which promote more of cash flow-based lending, instead of the present collateral-based lending, and a whole array of systems to support the implementation and monitoring of the same.

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Private Equity : Boom Time Ahead?

- Bundeep Singh Rangar

With the economic downturn in developed economies intensifying and the application of capital becoming dearer and shrinking the expected Return on Investments (RoI), PE firms are finding their way into safer investment havens, that is, emerging markets.

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Passenger Carmakers : On a Bumpy Ride

- Amit Singh Sisodiya and Sudesh Gonela

If the current fiscal's first 10-month sales are any indication, passenger carmakers in India are staring at one of the worst slumps in many years.

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Indian Outsourcing Sector : Is the Party Over?

- Y Bala Bharathi and G P Mrudhula

The euphoria surrounding the Indian outsourcing sector seems to be evaporating as it is getting mired in the downturn. Does this signal the end of the heyday of the decade-old fastest growing sector?

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Mobile VAS : Content Is King

- Amit Singh Sisodiya and Sudesh Gonela

India is all set to witness an explosive growth in the Mobile Value-Added Services (MVAS) arena.

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Swiss Banking Secrecy : Beginning of the End?

- N Janardhan Rao and PS Sarath Chandra

Amidst rising global pressure to crack down on non-cooperating tax zones, tax havens like Switzerland are starting to rethink their secrecy laws that have allowed the $7-tn offshore industry to thrive. Is the age of banking secrecy over?

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Great Expectations : A Slice of Life

- Nirmala PG

As you try to reflect and recall those moments in Great Expectations—scenes that would remain etched in your memory for a long time—some images loom large. And these scenes also happen to be closely knit with Charles Dickens' great themes: poverty, injustice, crime and so on.

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Recession and Trade Protection : Solution Lies Elsewhere

- Deepika M G

Protectionism often proves to be counterproductive and self-defeating.

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Indian Economy : Reeling Under the Global Slowdown

- N Janardhan Rao

The global financial turmoil has taken a toll on one of the fastest growing economies in the world and is now dragging down all sectors of the economy amidst a scary fiscal scenario.

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Japan's Trade : Fall from Grace

- T Jyotsna

The highly export-reliant Japanese economy is currently plagued by plunging exports.

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Quantitative Easing : Remedy of Last Resort

- T Jyotsna

As the leading central banks across the globe cannot bring down the interest rates any more, they are charting the unconventional route of creating new money in order to inject liquidity into their economies.

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FCCB Buyback : Advantage India Inc.

- T Jyotsna

Amidst rising redemption pressure and ensuing accounting challenges, RBI's move to help companies buyback FCCBs comes as a blessing in disguise to India Inc.

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Free Phone Manager : Will Google's New Bet Pay Off?

- Amit Singh Sisodiya and Ramana Pemmaraju

Google's free phone manager service is being touted as potentially disruptive for the telecom industry in the US. But Google has struggled to find success beyond search, its forte so far, and online ads.

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Airtel : Tunes in to Success

- Y Bala Bharathi and Sanjoy De

Bharti Airtel has retained its top slot and is further racing ahead even in times of slowdown, thanks to its smart strategy and sound execution.

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Life Insurance Industry : Signs of Slowdown

- Y Bala Bharathi and Sanjoy De

The current slowdown in the equity markets and the real economy has taken a toll on the life insurance industry in India. The prospect for the industry is bleak in the short run, and hence consolidation seems to be inevitable to rev up the business in these times of crisis.

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New Pension System : Securing Sunset Years

- N Janardhan Rao and V Ratna

The new pension system promises to change the investment habits of ordinary people, while boosting India's social security system. However, it all depends on how successful the marketing efforts will prove to be in creating awareness about the scheme.

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US IPOs : Dead as a Doornail

- Y Bala Bharathi and Sanjoy De

The US primary market has virtually come to a halt in recent times with companies' plans to raise funds stuck in a deadlock.

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Capitalism Conundrum : The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

- R Venkatesan Iyengar

Though capitalism, like democracy, is based on individual liberties, it too requires rules to guide its main behaviorwealth creation.

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English : Can We Do Without It?

- GRK Murty

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SDRs : The Yin and Yang of China's Demand

- grk

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