How printing money can save the economy of a nation

​​The US, the European Central Bank, Japan, and even emerging economies such as Turkey and Indonesia are printing money to bring economies back to life.

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RISE Oyo to offload more loss-making hotels amid pandemic The hospitality sector has been one of the worst affected by the coronavirus outbreak, with global and domestic trave... In revival nudge, AP to clear sops due to MSMEs The state government expects the decisions to benefit more than 97,000 MSME units, including 72,531 micro enterprises... Logistics space in the limelight as e-tail steps up Changing user consumption patterns and rapid adoption of omni-channel models drive demand....

Tech Business (Not) As Usual Shaken by the impact of Covid-19, organisations are devising various strategies to keep their business afloat The wor...

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