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Linkfest
Friday, April 21st, 2017I come across a lot of good articles from across the web. This linkfest will help you cut out the noise and focus on what was important in the last week:
Indian Economy:
- Why are ATMs going dry again (Bloomberg Quint)
- Twisted tale of rent control in Mumbai (Marginal Revolution and Pragati)
- Indian states need to strategise redevelopment (Moneylife )
- The untold story of India’s bond markets (Tamal Bandyopadhyay)
- Time for states to do their bit (Livemint)
- Bad loans: Telco edition (FT Alphaville and CapitalMind)
- As they get wealthier, fewer Indian women are working (Bloomberg Quint)
- IMF Global financial stability report on India (Livemint)
General:
- History of global living in 5 charts (Our World in Data)
- There are too many men in China and India (Nikkei)
- CPI as a false guide for monetary policy (Mostly Economics)
- Banks in Russia and India most vulnerable among emerging markets (Ira Dugal)
- Uber’s inelastic demand curve (Rodinhood)
Investing and Personal Finance:
- On power laws and time (What I learnt on Wall Street)
- PPF is still good for long term goals (Stable Investor)
- The conviction to hold (Micro Cap Club)
- Whats wrong with dividends? (Monevator)
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About the author
Rishad is the founder of Kairos Capital. He started his career with Standard Chartered Wealth Management and has extensive experience in markets, particularly in terms of mutual funds and stocks.
