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Top stories of the day The real culprit behind bad money decisions Decisions are affected by the biases and emotions that may distort our best rational judgment.... California, after riding a boom, braces for hard times Vendors face working capital pressure due to TDS rules Facebook considering banning political ads Syllabus reduction on advice of experts: HRD minister Pak no longer retains 'same strategic firm': Think tank Emirates airline to cut up to 9,000 jobs: Report China's trade concessions to B'desh a 'debt trap'

Debate This Is it too early to talk of an economic recovery? The economy was cratering even before the pandemic hit, with demand stagnation leading to declining GDP growth over successive quarters. The lockdown just made it worse. Now as India slowly reopens, the needle seems to be moving, but is it enough? While the supply-side problems that affected the economy in the beginning of the lockdown have been largely sorted, things are far from normal.

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