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  • Indian 'shadow economy' to shrink to 13.6% of GDP by 2025: ACCA

    Shadow economy refers to the production of and trade in goods and services that are deliberately and often illegally concealed from public authorities.

  • SBI will be global player after merger with associates: Jaitley

    SBI will be global player after merger with associates: Jaitley

    SBI will be a global player, controlling 25 percent of the Indian banking industry, after the merger with its associate and subsidiary units, Finance Minister Jaitley said in an exclusive interview to CNBC-TV18.

  • Govt working to expand digital transaction at great pace: FM

    Govt working to expand digital transaction at great pace: FM

    Asserting that the government is working to expand digital transaction at a great pace despite criticism, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today asked Opposition not to eulogise the virtues of cash as it leads to temptation for shadow economy.

  • Demonetisation a 'bold move' to curb shadow economy: Bill Gates

    Demonetisation a 'bold move' to curb shadow economy: Bill Gates

    Delivering the Second Transforming India Lecture organised NITI Aayog here on Wednesday, Gates said that shift to digital transactions will enhance transparency and reduce leakages.

  • Ban on Rs 500, 1000 notes will formalise shadow economy: BofAML

    Ban on Rs 500, 1000 notes will formalise shadow economy: BofAML

    The government's to ban on Rs 500 and Rs 1000 currency will have a negative impact on consumption in the country, says Sanjay Mookim, Director, India Equity strategy, Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

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