The Reserve Bank knows that growth is not as robust as the GDP numbers show, which is why it is confident that inflation will remain low, says an analyst. Photo: Pradeep Gaur/Mint Do you disbelieve ...

You may have read last week that Canada's real gross domestic product grew at a 2.5-per-cent annual rate in the first quarter, a pretty good showing in light of the current economic slowdown. Compared ...

This Economic Letter discusses a topic that at first glance appears to be boring and technical but that in fact turns out to be quite important: the proper interpretation of chain-weighted data. To ...

Ranking the world's "richest country" purely depends upon perspective as different methods yield varying results.

Seriously. How are you feeling about your economic situation? Because the unemployment rate is still near generational lows, inflation is down to 3.2%, and gross domestic product, or GDP, grew at a ...

The once-celebrated formula of relentless GDP growth appears to have lost its efficacy. (Sanghnomics is a weekly column that tracks down and demystifies the economic world view of Rashtriya ...