Understanding how companies cut jobs without calling it a layoff.

World War 2 had no real winners — at least not economically. Except one. This article traces how the United States emerged from the rubble of the war to anchor the entire global monetary system — and why that system eventually broke down.

This second part explores the policy side of that question – what can policymakers do about imported inflation especially in a country like India which is heavily dependent on imported oil.

This article traces how a rise in oil prices moves through transport, production, taxes, interest rates, and business pricing decisions before it finally appears as inflation in the consumer’s everyday life.